my understanding is Nrwl's Nx is built by ex-Google employees, that their integrated repo style is based on the approach used at Google, and that it's open source (they make money with their paid build caching solution.)
Most companies aren't Google. So, the fact that they can't run the exact same tools doesn't seem like a real blocker when alternatives exist.
I've used Nx a bit before and intend to for my next project. Even as a solo dev initially, I'm optimistic it will help me keep things organized and catch potential issues with shared code via the dependency graph.
Most companies aren't Google. So, the fact that they can't run the exact same tools doesn't seem like a real blocker when alternatives exist.
I've used Nx a bit before and intend to for my next project. Even as a solo dev initially, I'm optimistic it will help me keep things organized and catch potential issues with shared code via the dependency graph.