Fourth module summary

Fourth module summary

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  • [00:00 - 01:03] To sum up, Nxmono repositories are more than capable to keep other than angular -based applications in a monorepository. What's more, in the same repository, you can keep React, Angia, Vue.js, and other technologies if you want. For every application, you will get default configurations for linters and to-end testing, and everything which you basically need for modern development. It's worth mentioning that Nx provides you by default TypeScript configuration for your projects, so you can use TypeScript instead of JavaScript from the beginning. I think other tools like Storybook, it's quite simple, it takes a few seconds, and it's a pure joy. I think N2N testing in Cypress is even simpler, you don't need to do anything. The project for N2N test will be added by default. In the next module, we'll build a real-life Nxmono repository that contains three applications, one back-end application and two front-end applications. And of course, we will use skills and knowledge that you acquired in previous modules.