First module summary
Summary of the introduction of NX
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[00:00 - 00:25] So, it's time to sum up. As you can see, NX is a major product that comes with advantages and disadvantages. As everything, there is no perfect code, no perfect solution , no perfect framework. So we have to be aware about both pros and cons of each week. NX is using a mono-repa approach, which means that every application, every library, every piece of code is in the same repository.
[00:26 - 00:43] This reduces a lot of context switching of your team. You don't need to switch repositories, you don't need to switch ID configuration, everything is in the same place. In the next module, we will go through installation process and I will show you how to install NX and how to use NX comment.