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Step into the Future of TypeScript Monorepos!
Discover our enhanced setup for TypeScript projects, offering lightning-fast build times and streamlined efficiency. The perfect time to build with Nx is now!
Want to know more? Our own @juri.dev has you covered in our latest blog!
bit.ly/3Cw9EH1
Just dropped: Zack DeRose has an article on TypeScript project references - check out what they are, how they help, and how Nx can help you automate the maintenance of references!
Blog Post: nx.dev/blog/typesc...
YouTube Video: youtu.be/SDE3cIq28s8
Recently, real progress has been made around @rspack.dev and @angular.dev, it has several benefits over esbuild so I wrote a blog post about it. I'm excited to see how it is going to progress in 2025.
edbzn.dev/state-of-rsp...
We've released our package @jscutlery/swc-angular and its internal Rust plugin to support Angular v19 and @swc/core v1.10.x.
github.com/jscutlery/de...
Just tried out sonda.dev , a new bundle analyzer from @filipsobol.bsky.social . Very impressed! Simple to set up, fast results, and particularly handy view of size from original lib sources (assuming lib sourcemaps) with the `detailed` option.
Nx Champion takeover!! @beaussan.io wrote a deep dive on our Nx blog about:
✨ Nx inference API
🚗 Automate port allocation
😎 Run your @storybook.js.org tests in parallel
💥 No more port collisions
It was so good, @juri.dev had to make a video too:
nx.dev/blog/dynami...
Yes, by using inquirer programmatically in the generator implementation.
www.npmjs.com/package/inqu...
Nice in-depth talk about concurrent mode a.k.a. non-blocking UI in Angular by @julianjandl.bsky.social.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7kN...
It took me quite some time, but I finally released @jscutlery/semver v5.5.0 with Nx 20 support 😇.
Even though Nx recently implemented its built-in release feature, our package is still widely used, with at least 70k downloads per week 🚀.
Really enjoyed the fair and balanced take on the #Angular v19 release by @t3.gg.
Always appreciate the acknowledgement of @analogjs.org also! 🤝
youtu.be/pYKAngWoyVw
Part 2 of my series "A Practical Guide to Building Cross-Platform Apps with Angular, Ionic, Capacitor, and Nx" is here.
In this post, I build a social feed app with virtual scrolling and infinite scroll, powered by Angular 19's latest features.
edbzn.github.io/a-practical-...
Curious, which syntax do you prefer?
Continuing my series about crafting cross-platform apps using Angular, Ionic, Capacitor, and Nx. I'm now building a social feed app using RxAngular virtual scroll.
📝 New blog post about building cross-platform apps with Angular, Ionic, Capacitor, and Nx.
edbzn.github.io/a-practical-...
Working on a practical guide to build cross-platform apps using Angular, Ionic, Capacitor, and Nx.
👀 Interesting RFC!
👍 I appreciate that @nx.dev consistently strives to follow standards whenever possible.
github.com/nrwl/nx/disc...
🔖 "refactor(common): deprecate `ngStyle` and `ngClass` by JeanMeche · Pull Request #58860 · angular/angular" https://github.com/angular/angular/pull/58860
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