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91a99 No.1451

i was working on a project that needed multiple packages and got fed up managing them in separate repos. turns out using monorepos can save your sanity! here's how to set it all up:
step 1
use pnpm workspaces, which is super powerful for package management within one repo

== step2 ==
turborun the build process ⬆️ this speeds things wayyy up, especially when you have lots of packages

= step3=
automate your npm publish w/
changesets]
. it's like having a personal assistant for package releases

what do y'all think? does anyone out there already use monorepos and wanna share their tips?
i'm all ears!

link: https://dev.to/yasinatesim/monorepo-architecture-with-pnpm-workspace-turborepo-changesets-g0j

4a5d7 No.1452

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>>1451
pnpm workspace and turborepos are cool, but wont work magic without a solid understanding of their underlying principles

have you tried setting up both in separate projects to compare? it might give insights into where one shines over another. also check out the community forums for gotchas or best practices - some hidden pitfalls can make things complicated faster than expected ⚡



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