Monorepo with Angular and NestJs using Nx

This video walks you through how to set up a mono repo using Nx with Angular and NestJs.

[loindetoi]

I have no clue what you’re doing but I still watched the whole thing to support 😁

[tranquillityEnthusiast]

Great vedio even I'm working with nx from one year

[kumailn]

it was great video man I am expecting a full course from you on Angular and Nest sort of developing end to end product using any examplee

[lephuocminh]

Nice, tks bro. Because my project is created with preset empty. How to add @nguniversal/express-engine with nx cli?

[zebcode]

So the ng commands didn't work because this method didn't seem to create an angular.json for me. Perhaps I was doing something wrong.

[HamKibz]

It's nice to put everything together but this might complicate a simple application to the point where newbies will have lots of trouble understanding what belongs to back-end and front-end. Node is great but there are so many frameworks and tools evolving each day making it quite unstable for long-term projects. I once worked on an ERP based on NestJs and Angular and two years down the line we are rewriting the entire backend into Rust Rocket. Backends can't evolve at the speed that front-end does where a framework is popular and then in two years it's deprecated and the maintainer no longer wants to maintain the project. Coffeescript and typescript all transpile to Javascript, what is the point to write something that transpiles to Js and then JS has to be interpreted in a nodeJs runtime. I think compiled languages are a better fit for backends. As for frontends we have no choice but to use Js as we wait for WASM to mature. Don't struggle to create a monolith and later start to create microservices and micro frontends after the monolith grows to a point where it is unmanageable.