I wrote how we finally set up #CapacitorJS in an #NxDevTools monorepo installing the capacitor plugins in the root `package.json`, and being able to remove the app level node_modules ⚡️

https://jsmobiledev.com/article/capacitor-monorepo/

Latest version of #Nx is out v15.3.
#NxDevTools
https://blog.nrwl.io/nx-15-3-standalone-projects-vite-task-graph-and-more-3ed23f7827ed

Resources to get started with @NxDevTools by @dzhavatushev https://dev.to/this-is-learning/resources-to-get-started-with-nx-72p
#tech #monorepo #nxdevtools

Its cool to see this new feature in #dotnet 7. We've preached single version principle for #javascript monorepos for years under Nx, and I think that the C# community has already understood the value.

Pulling the version numbers into a root file is a great solution to enforce SVP. In #NxDevTools we do this by installing all packages at the root workspace level. In C#, you can now specify the versions of dependencies in a root level Directory.Packages.Props file.
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/announcing-dotnet-7/#central-package-management

@devlead This ones nice to see! The nightly smoke tests for the nx-dotnet plugin in #nxdevtools has been running smoke tests against 7.0.x for a while now.

Time for a #introduction!

Hey, I'm Craigory. I'm a dev living in KY. I mainly work on #nxdevtools, but have worked extensively with #angular, #dotnet, and #SQL in the past.

I maintain an open source plugin for Nx that integrates modern .NET code with the toolchain.

In my freetime, I'm into woodworking, gaming, #steamdeck, and open source software.