Angular Monorepos with Nx
This course will teach you everything you need to know about starting an Angular Application with Nx, separating and extracting features into architectural parts to maximize overview and control over your applications, workspace and architecture.
What you'll learn
Managing and maintaining the architecture of an Angular application is an exhilarating endeavor! In this course, Angular Monorepos with Nx, you’ll learn to create and maintain Angular Applications in a Nx workspace. First, you’ll explore the monorepository approach and how it differs from other approaches when developing Angular applications. Next, you’ll discover how to set up features in a Nx workspace, choosing the correct library type and the correct folder structure to have a maintainable architecture in the end. Finally, you’ll learn how to use the built-in Nx tools to have an overview of your architecture, how to share code and enforce code quality and consistency inside your workspaces. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Nx workspaces to create future-proof and scalable Angular applications, add new features separated in libraries incrementally and have a workspace which will rely on the latest tool set, a maximum overview and control and best practices.
Table of contents
- Introduction 1m
- Demo: Showing the Backend 2m
- Nx and Angular 4m
- Demo: Creating a Nx Workspace 1 - Explore the Workspace 8m
- Demo: Creating a Nx Workspace 2 - Adding the Sample App 9m
- Types of Libraries 9m
- Target Architecture 8m
- Demo: Creating the first libraries 8m
- Demo: Examine the ready app divided into libraries 6m
- Demo: Linting and building the whole workspace 2m
- Demo: Working with the affected command 3m
- Demo: Using the affected command with multiple apps 4m
- Publishable and Buildable Libraries 1m
- Demo: Publishable and Buildable Libraries 5m
- Summary 1m