
Clean Architecture'd REST-like API, Authentication & Role based authorization, stack: NodeJS, NestJS, TypeORM, PostgresSQL, Nrwl monorepo, multi library structured
Bootcamp2Workspace is a powerful setup leveraging Nx, a set of extensible development tools designed for monorepos. By streamlining the development process, this project allows developers to efficiently manage multiple applications and libraries within a single workspace. With comprehensive support for various frameworks and tools, Bootcamp2Workspace enables a rapid prototyping and development environment tailored to a variety of application types.
The project is designed with flexibility in mind, allowing users to generate applications and libraries easily using Nx’s plugin interface. This capability opens the door to a more organized codebase, where libraries can be shared across different applications, thus enhancing collaboration and functionality across projects.
ng g @nrwl/angular:app my-app, making the setup of new projects straightforward.ng g @nrwl/angular:lib my-lib, enabling code sharing across multiple applications and enhancing modular design.ng serve my-app, and see real-time changes as your application code updates.nx dep-graph, helping you understand and manage project relationships effectively.ng build my-app, with build artifacts stored in a designated dist directory for streamlined deployment.
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