Does a startup really need a tool like Nx from Day One? Let’s take a look at Nx through the eyes of a startup trying to ship its first project. How does Nx accelerate the growth and adaptation necessary for a new venture?

Micro Frontends “by the book” are managed in different repositories. However, many Angular developers value the comfort and features provided by monorepos. This session will use Nx and Module Federation to show how to get the best of both worlds including sharing libraries between micro frontends, enforcing isolation, and deployment strategies.

One of Nx’s primary advantages is seamless integration of different tools through automation which we roughly categorized into: executors, generators, and plugins. Nx comes with different packages that already have all of these built-in, but you can also leverage the @nrwl/devkit API to create custom generators, executors and plugins to meet the needs of your specific workspace.

Take Nx beyond JavaScript incrementally, starting with only a few simple steps. From run-commands and shell scripts, up to a full custom plugin, Nx is capable of handling any language and tooling thrown at it. Experience the full benefits Nx provides in Angular, React, and Node, with the full stack of your choice.

Have you heard of Nx? Is it the missing variable in the algebraic expression to solving the nature of our universe? It just might be. Many JavaScript developers live in a universe of TypeScript these days, and Nx is a distinguished variable in solving a multitude of universal TypeScript challenges. Let's explore how Nx can be transformational when it comes to harnessing the power of our TypeScript codebases and how it can help keep us in-line with it's evolutionary journey.

If you are part of a large organization or team, chances are you need a design system. A combination of Nx and Storybook will make that process more efficient, more enjoyable, and definitely more scalable. Storybook helps you build "UI components in isolation". Combined with Nx and the architecture of a Nx workspace, you can have your UI libraries easily "browsable" and testable by your whole dev and UI/UX teams.