I don't usually comment on youtube videos. But hey this one catches me. Simple and clean way of teaching the building blocks of architectures. Keep up this awesome work. Love your voice and personality
Hi Jack Thanks for great tech stach for nx topic. I suggest video idea on how to make deployment of react app and nest api when using nx monorepo. Thanks again, grat work :)
extremely helpful for me especially I will switch my career stack to react-native and nest js at Sept, learn a lot from it and it inspire me for next project stack and super super helpful if want to do freelancing work. Best wishes to Jack! looking for more good content like this coming in the future.
Hi Jack. Thanks for you content. I have recently started using nx workspaces. I was wondering if you have any knowledge on how to implement a single package version strategy for a workspace consisiting of multiple react native projects and 1 react project. I'm a bit confused about this since each rn project have their own package.json and its corresponding node modules folder. The same packages are installed on root node modules folder which makes it just redundant in my opinion. Thanks in advance.
Hi, im trying to use jotai for state but i have errors on compile react webapp, "Can't import the named export 'atom' from non EcmaScript module (only default export is available) .../node_modules/jotai/urql.mjs". How can i handle libraries that no uses export default like jotai and uses .mjs extensions?
Nice one, I have also done something on these lines, only the difference here is I've used the NRWL(nx) on top of the mix to achieve the mono-repo builds. Can you make a video on that too, may be my communication-video editing is not good as yourself.
That was fantastic. I just became aware of NX and was looking for almost exactly this setup. Thank you, thank you!!! One question for Jack or anyone else who wishes to help. How do I run the VS code debugger on a nest.js application run in NX?
Thank you so mush i'm really learning a lot , if you may , can you give us a deep playlist of your thought and architectural best practices for building a micro-front end with React , with a micro services back end with Nest , that will be awesome. either way thank you again for this enormous work you are doing for the community
@@jherr one question which I have faced when building a mono repo for react and react-native was the difference in react versions. I believe the react-native eco-system still uses its own version of react and not the latest. Nx I assume handles all the heavy lifting and dependency management for us. Please correct me if I am wrong
I've started using it all the time, because it allows me to control when the callback closure is captured. I'd say it's optional in a component, but should be required in a custom hook. And in the component case, if you pass the callback onto a sub-component then you should also use useCallback. The reason for this is referential integrity. If you add a callback function to a dependency list in a useEffect then that useEffect will fire on every component render unless you use useCallback.
Great video, but I get little bit confused with the programming style of nest js. I wanted to know the core differences of these two paradigms, the way we write express js backend and the way we write nest js backend-with dependency injection, decorators (like spring boot). Can anyone tell me the pros and cons ?
IMHO, express offers more fine grained control, but NestJS makes REST (and GraphQL) APIs easier to implement if you follow their paradigms, as well as offering more formal type safety.
I was about to tell you about the Nest.js architecture with Nx and here it comes. Great content. 👌👏
I don't usually comment on youtube videos. But hey this one catches me. Simple and clean way of teaching the building blocks of architectures. Keep up this awesome work. Love your voice and personality
I grab a coffee, and I watch your videos and it's like an ASMR. Your content is top-notch!
Really enjoyed this format @Jack! Looking forward to future speed runs!
terrific as always and looking forward to you on the roundup.
I don't know how... but somehow this is one of the coolest videos I've seen.
I absolutely love React Round Up! Glad to have you as a host 😎
Hi Jack
Thanks for great tech stach for nx topic.
I suggest video idea on how to make deployment of react app and nest api when using nx monorepo.
Thanks again, grat work :)
Such a cool video, love the Nx command line, I am going to install it straight away!
Would love to see more React Native!
extremely helpful for me especially I will switch my career stack to react-native and nest js at Sept, learn a lot from it and it inspire me for next project stack and super super helpful if want to do freelancing work.
Best wishes to Jack! looking for more good content like this coming in the future.
Absolutely love this kind of video
Mono repo concept is awsome
Hi Jack. Thanks for you content. I have recently started using nx workspaces. I was wondering if you have any knowledge on how to implement a single package version strategy for a workspace consisiting of multiple react native projects and 1 react project. I'm a bit confused about this since each rn project have their own package.json and its corresponding node modules folder. The same packages are installed on root node modules folder which makes it just redundant in my opinion. Thanks in advance.
Awesome content! Thank you for your time 👍😊
thank you for the great tutorial. just subbed
I am a student, your videos are awesome.
Awesome content Jack!
thanks.. amazing tutorial
i love speedrun series
Hi, im trying to use jotai for state but i have errors on compile react webapp, "Can't import the named export 'atom' from non EcmaScript module (only default export is available)
.../node_modules/jotai/urql.mjs". How can i handle libraries that no uses export default like jotai and uses .mjs extensions?
Looks like this is a larger problem with Create React App being on Webpack 4. (Why don't they upgrade already!) You might want to try NextJS? Or vite?
Sigma Developer
Awesome shared types done right
Undefined dotenv variables after building nest Js app with NX, any Suggestions?
Nice one, I have also done something on these lines, only the difference here is I've used the NRWL(nx) on top of the mix to achieve the mono-repo builds. Can you make a video on that too, may be my communication-video editing is not good as yourself.
as always, pure gold!
awesome! as always
Awesome! Do you have some video explaining how to deploy this monorep?
I've gotten enough requests that I will be doing a video where we deploy an NX monorepo soon.
I love your content. Can you make FE Architecture videos? Best practices, why, how, alternatives ...
Gotta collect and organize a lot of thoughts for that one! ;)
does nestjs already has its own monorepo functionality? i still havent used nx though.
I don't think so.
That was fantastic. I just became aware of NX and was looking for almost exactly this setup. Thank you, thank you!!!
One question for Jack or anyone else who wishes to help. How do I run the VS code debugger on a nest.js application run in NX?
You are doing a fantastic job
Fantastic Job.... Thanks ..
Can you redo this with expo and the inbuilt react-native-web?
Thumbnail game on point. 🔥
Excellent Tutorial! Thanks a lot
Great video !
Solid as always
Beautiful view outside :)
That's what it looks like in Summer. Right now it's just a bunch of sticks. Give it a few months though and it will be back to beautiful. :)
Great tutorial, thanks for sharing.
Nice work! What would be is have shared backend and front end services/libs - isomorphic code. We do this a lot at work.
Amazing! Thanks for nice video !
Thank you so mush i'm really learning a lot , if you may , can you give us a deep playlist of your thought and architectural best practices for building a micro-front end with React , with a micro services back end with Nest , that will be awesome. either way thank you again for this enormous work you are doing for the community
Great suggestion! I love that idea! Lemme get Module Federation working on NX with ... something, and we'll do the Micro-FE/NestJS speedrun.
very informative video
Thank you!
Excellent Jack as usual.
One thought was if we use nextjs instead of just react . I guess that will also just work.
Yeah, it will absolutely work, I just wanted to show a variety of different mechanisms and I showed NextJS in the last video about NX.
@@jherr one question which I have faced when building a mono repo for react and react-native was the difference in react versions. I believe the react-native eco-system still uses its own version of react and not the latest. Nx I assume handles all the heavy lifting and dependency management for us. Please correct me if I am wrong
@@tarunsukhu2614 I think you do need to synchronize the react versions, but it's pretty easy if I recall correctly.
Awesome good job, would love to see more about using nx.dev tips
Very cool, guess I will drive into nx next.
When should I use useCallback?
I've started using it all the time, because it allows me to control when the callback closure is captured. I'd say it's optional in a component, but should be required in a custom hook. And in the component case, if you pass the callback onto a sub-component then you should also use useCallback.
The reason for this is referential integrity. If you add a callback function to a dependency list in a useEffect then that useEffect will fire on every component render unless you use useCallback.
Great video, but I get little bit confused with the programming style of nest js. I wanted to know the core differences of these two paradigms, the way we write express js backend and the way we write nest js backend-with dependency injection, decorators (like spring boot).
Can anyone tell me the pros and cons ?
IMHO, express offers more fine grained control, but NestJS makes REST (and GraphQL) APIs easier to implement if you follow their paradigms, as well as offering more formal type safety.
what a skill I am just you're fan
super nice videos
Great video! Could you add one where you deploy the application (doesn’t have to be the mobile app).
Ok... Any particular vendor? gcloud? AWS? azure?
@@jherr AWS
@@jherr I would prefer Azure but AWS is fine as well
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vue ?
I've actually done a fair bit of Vue in the past and I'll be doing more.
Eselente
Wow kinda wish they have vue plugin already
nvm @nx-plus/vue
I was just gonna say. Should we do a Vue/React combo speed run?
@@jherr That'd be great! I feel so bad that I shipped a react native project and vue frontend web app in different repos...
@@wobsoriano The more you know. media.giphy.com/media/3ohzdLQUbKEu47o9Ww/giphy.gif
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Yes! You could definitely do that as well.
wtf ? трамп начал программировать?
wtf ? trump started programming?
Great video!
Awesome 👍