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Jack Hsu retweeted
Some bulletproof ways to make your CI fast:
1. Write less code
2. Ship less features
3. Delete your tests
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.NET + TS + Nx ❤️
Full end-to-end type safety across tech stacks is a dream for many developers. @EnderAgent makes it look easy.
In his latest article, he shows how to achieve full-stack type safety in an Nx monorepo hosting a .NET WebAPI with a JavaScript frontend.
nx.dev/blog/dotnet-openapi-t…
Jack Hsu retweeted
Polyglot monorepos are becoming more common. @juristr from our team did a deep dive on how to add Topcoat, the Rust-based web framework to an existing PNPM + Nx monorepo.
(🤫 you don't have to set up all by yourself, agents are really good at this)
nx.dev/blog/polyglot-nx-mono…
Me: Adding Python + Poetry support to Nx in < 15 minutes.
nx.dev/docs/kb/add-language-…
Very excited about this Nx plugin for rapid prototyping from the AWS PACE team.
awslabs.github.io/nx-plugin-…
I used it to build a simple dungeon crawler in 5 minutes.
This is one of those quality-of-life improvements that we're constantly making to the tool and platform.
We just simplified how you configure your Nx Cloud pipeline.
✅ Single .nx/ci-config.yaml
✅ Inline assignment rules
✅ Removes the ordering requirement in stop-after
Louie from the Nx Cloud team detailed it in his blog post:
nx.dev/blog/ci-config-file-s…
We just added a multi-language support to Nx docs. It's been a thing we support for years now, but the information might not have been that clear.
nx.dev/docs/features/multi-l…
Check it out, if you are using Java, .NET, or Python (and more)!
Someone promotes a new zero-config monorepo tool for bun/pnpm/npm workspaces. How does it differ from zero-config Nx?
Run: `bun add -d nx`
You get task orchestration, project details, graph without any config.
github.com/jaysoo/bun-minima…
The AWS PACE team landed Bun catalog support for Nx. Thanks so much!🙏
github.com/nrwl/nx/pull/3643…
We appreciate all the work the community is doing.
@AWSOpen @awscloud
CI observability with per-task memory and CPU usage with Nx.
Bring your existing CI, and we'll bring you insights.
nx.dev/docs/features/ci-feat…
Improved mouse support in TUI is one of the most useful features of Nx 23.1.
Huge shout-out to @EnderAgent for landing this feature.
ICYMI, Vite module federation plugin is growing at a high rate. 3x the downloads YTD.
Check out the Nx template for a quick start.
nx.dev/docs/templates/react-…
This is to say that we're still early in the AI space. There's no right or wrong way.
Like framework/paradigm wars before. Choose the tool and workflow that works for you. Experiment. Learn. Listen to people online. Or not.
Keep up with the discourse but don't fee compelled to change your setup every week.
Everyone online seems to be so into AI. Talking about skills, loops, models, etc.
IRL when I talk to people (that are in tech as well), they're like "we started looking at Copilot", "what's agentic coding?", "what's the difference between Claude and Claude Code?".
Meanwhile we're debating gpt-5.6 vs Fable. Should I use Sol, Terra, or Luna?
Everyone online seems to be so into AI. Talking about skills, loops, models, etc.
IRL when I talk to people (that are in tech as well), they're like "we started looking at Copilot", "what's agentic coding?", "what's the difference between Claude and Claude Code?".
Meanwhile we're debating gpt-5.6 vs Fable. Should I use Sol, Terra, or Luna?
Guidance around TypeScript 7.0 and Nx: nx.dev/docs/technologies/typ…
TBH, it's not an Nx-specific thing, but since 7.0 isn't like any other release (i.e. missing API) hopefully anyone looking for information around it + Nx will find this useful.
Playing around with TypeScript 7. This repo shows ~10x speed up on build just by switching from 6 to 7.
github.com/jaysoo/nx-typescr…
My MBP crashed on me for the first time in a long time. Had so many agent sessions going.
Luckily they were all @trypolygraph sessions so I was able to resume them, no sweat.
