After 288 days, I have uploaded again on YouTube! I wanted to make this video for a very long time, the dilemma of setting up TypeScript in a monorepo is real so I show & compare 4 different ways of doing TypeScript in your monorepos. Give it a watch! 👇 link in replies.

✂️Code cleanup / removal is vital to get right. Don't leave leftovers behind! Otherwise, you'll maintain dead code forever. Knip can really help here - one of my favourite tools in the CI toolchain: knip.dev

Declutter your JavaScript & TypeScript projects

Project linter to find and remove unused files, dependencies and exports in JavaScript and TypeScript projects

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I have published a Typescript in Monorepos test repo where I compare project references & built packages on the TS LSP speed with 100 tRPC routers. Youtube video on this coming soon, but it seems that built packages (no surprise) are king for speed. github.com/ixahmedxi/ty...

GitHub - ixahmedxi/typescript-monorepo-demo: A monorepo demo of TypeScript project references & built packages for LSP testing purposes.

A monorepo demo of TypeScript project references & built packages for LSP testing purposes. - ixahmedxi/typescript-monorepo-demo

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I had the pleasure of witnessing the most incredible fireworks show I've ever seen yesterday, it was incredible 🤩

Today I was driving back home, it was supposed to be an hour long drive, 30 mins in I realise I'm very far away to be only 30 mins away and yeah it was the wrong way and I had to drive for 1:30 hours more 🫠🫠🫠

Hopefully a quick one @danabra.mov @samuel.bsky.team When you go to set a birthday on the android app, the header text and action buttons don't switch with the theme.

Hopefully starting a discussion. How do you deal with Typescript in Monorepos? Basically project references Vs built packages

1. make it work 2. make it right 3. make it fast 4. make it work on android

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