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Nx Monorepo

A collection of 13 issues

My Full Stack Boilerplate: Get A Head Start on Your Next Project

Build robust REST APIs and dynamic web clients effortlessly using this new Nx, Angular, and NestJS boilerplate. Say hello to efficient development, authentication magic, and modular architecture!

Speeding Up Development with Nx Generators

In today's fast-paced software development landscape, efficiency and automation are paramount. With the advent of monorepos and the growing complexity of projects, tools like Nx have emerged as powerful allies for managing codebases efficiently. It's no secret that I'm a massive advocate of Nx,

Full Stack Development Series Part 9: User Authentication and JWT Support in Angular

Learn how to add JWT support to your Angular-based web app! Part of our full-stack software project series.

🚀 Introducing @nx-fullstack: Plugins and Tools for Nx Monorepos

Today I've released the first in a series of plugins for Nx monorepos that all focus on making full-stack development as smooth as possible.

Full Stack Development Series Part 8: User Authentication and JWT Support in NestJS

Add user authentication to your NestJS API endpoints and implement support for JWTs in requests.

Full Stack Development Series Part 7: Unit and Integration Testing

Use Jest, Storybook, and Cypress to add code coverage to both your frontend and backend applications.

Full Stack Development Series Part 6: Application Deployment and CI/CD

Learn how to deploy applications from an Nx monorepo, how to Dockerize your application, and use GitHub Actions for CI/CD

Full Stack Development Series Part 5: Design Systems and Angular Component Development with Storybook

Welcome back! In part 5 of this series we'll cover the "front of the front-end" - the part of an application that an end user actually sees and interacts with. When I start personal projects I usually get hung up on the visuals - I want

Full Stack Development Series Part 4: Data Persistence with TypeORM and NestJS

Welcome back! In part 4 of this series, we'll tackle the final component of the "full stack": data stores. I use "data store" instead of "database" because the persistence layer could be anything from a local JSON file to a DynamoDB in

Full Stack Development Series Part 3: Connecting Angular to a REST API

In part 3 of this series we're going to dive into what it takes to consume a REST API from an Angular-based front end. This post will cover creating libraries, using strongly-typed HTTP interfaces, and the Angular async pipe.