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I've been using Nx (https://nx.dev/ https://nx.dev/) for a while now, but primarily on a front end set of apps currently. While it started as a TS/JS monorepo t
by LocalPCGuy 2y ago
I've been using Nx (https://nx.dev/ https://nx.dev/) for a while now, but primarily on a front end set of apps currently. While it started as a TS/JS monorepo tool, it has evolved into something that (they claim) can be used for just about any language. You will probably still see it's roots as a TS/JS based tool though. It's not been without it's challenges, but overall I'm fairly happy with it.
- gfarah 2y agoNX works great if you are using the TS/JS stack (as we are in my company). We tried also adding our flutter repos into it and found it somewhat difficult to integrate.
- LocalPCGuy 2y agoGood to know, we have a Flutter repo and I have been wondering how hard it would be to integrate. That said, not sure there is a lot of benefit for having the Flutter / Web app in a monorepo, maybe reduced branch management when working on a feature that touches both?