6:23 i dont think zach built rspack/rsbuild, those are folks from bytedance but i'm sure he has undeniable contributions especially in regards to module federation
@Supaship600012 күн бұрын
Hey @Imam - sorry I didn't intend to portray Zack (Jackson) as the sole creator! My understanding is Zack works for ByteDance - he's working on building the rs* "products" (for lack of a better term!) and is a maintainer for webpack, and does lots of module federation stuff as a part of working on all these. I'll clarify with him next time I get a chance to chat with him! (you can catch a few of our chats on this channel actually!)
@MarkDell13 күн бұрын
Long running task stuff could be super useful! I want to run E2E tests against the serve command on PR and I’ve been struggling on all the ways to do this!
@Supaship600013 күн бұрын
Yes!! Hit me up if you want my workarounds on discord....... really it's just using the child_process api to start up things inside of the before test hooks, but using nx to automate all this is going to be sooooo much nicer!
@MarkDell12 күн бұрын
@@Supaship6000 I will look for you!
@DustinTownsend13 күн бұрын
will there be a migration tool or guide on migrating existing non workspace repos to use Typescript Project References And Workspaces?
@MarkDell13 күн бұрын
I was wondering the same thing. I sure don’t feel like doing it manually!
@eus913 күн бұрын
Really hope so; if it's due to be the default then there must be a conversion tool provided
@danielharvey38312 күн бұрын
Will Angular workspaces support require changes by the Angular team?
@manofsteelind11 күн бұрын
Quick question, what are the specs of "linux-large-js" runner, If want to replicate the same without NX Cloud?
@eus913 күн бұрын
I'm not clear on the benefits of workspace config over tsconfig. What are they? Also, any plans for rsbuild and angular? We tried but failed on our large monorepo last year to no avail
@Supaship600013 күн бұрын
We have more content coming up on this soon! Mostly the answer to the "pragmatic developer" is build performance that really matters are larger scale - and doesn't much for smaller scale!