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Santosh’s Guide to Setting up Nx Mono-repo for Learning Angular

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Learning Angular with Santosh – Setting up Nx Mono-repo

Learning Angular with Santosh

Setting up Nx Mono-repo

If you are looking to learn Angular, then you have come to the right place. In this article, we will look at setting up an Nx Mono-repo for your Angular development with the help of Santosh, a renowned Angular developer and teacher.

What is Nx?

Nx is a set of extensible dev tools for monorepos. It is designed to help you build and manage multiple Angular projects within a single workspace. Nx provides a set of powerful tools for code sharing, collaboration, and automation.

Setting up Nx Mono-repo

Now, let’s dive into setting up a new Nx Mono-repo for your Angular development. Santosh will guide us through the process.


npm install -g @nrwl/cli
nx create my-workspace
cd my-workspace

With the above commands, we have installed Nx globally and created a new workspace called “my-workspace”. Now, we can start adding Angular projects to our workspace and leverage the power of Nx for code sharing and automation.

Why Nx Mono-repo?

Using Nx Mono-repo for your Angular development has several benefits:

  • Code sharing – With Nx, you can share code between multiple Angular projects in your workspace.
  • Consistent tooling – Nx provides a set of consistent and powerful tools for development and automation.
  • Collaboration – Nx makes it easier to collaborate with other developers on your Angular projects.

Conclusion

Setting up an Nx Mono-repo for your Angular development is a great way to leverage the power of Nx and improve your development workflow. With the help of Santosh, you can learn how to effectively manage multiple Angular projects within a single workspace and take your development skills to the next level.

So, get started with Nx Mono-repo today and elevate your Angular development experience!


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DevArtitect
7 months ago

Unable to found the repository could you give me the link of this particular project

DevArtitect
7 months ago

I love the way you are teaching Nx. I found this tutorial you LinkedIn 😅 nad now eagerly waiting for the next videos