Monorepos, Frontends, and .NET

Monorepos, Frontends, and .NET
Join us Tuesday, July 14th, as we dig into monorepos — how big companies like Google, Microsoft, and Netflix manage massive codebases, and how you can pull the same tricks into your own .NET + frontend projects!

Schedule

• 5:45 PM — Doors open
• 6:00 PM — Food, drinks, and networking
• 6:30 PM — Presentation begins

About This Session
Web Applications continue to grow in complexity. With this complexity comes many build pipelines. Many big companies like Google, Microsoft, and Netflix will setup monolithic repositories to share code between different components. We will focus largely on client side components using JavaScript or TypeScript. This talk will talk primarily about Lerna and NX from Nrwl. We will also talk about different package managers and using Workspaces features provided by them. Then we will wrap up by talking about how to include a .NET Application in a Monorepo.

Speaker
J.R. Kincaid has been developing in the Microsoft ecosystem since .NET Framework 2.0. He primarily programs in C# and is an accomplished Full Stack Developer. His current focus is closer to the front end of ASP.NET Core Web Applications using React.

GitHub: https://github.com/jr-kincaid

Location
Marathon Consulting (2nd Floor)
Plenty of free parking is available behind the building. If you're arriving later, the doors may be locked—check the sign on the door for instructions on how to get in.

Details
Food and drinks will be provided. This event is free and open to all skill levels.