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A monorepo might sound like a big, intimidating thing, but we're going to break it down to just the bare essentials. A monorepo helps you better manage the relationships that already exist between your projects. Once we understand those relationships, we can use tools to very quickly define them and pull them together into a more cohesive whole.

Animations on the web have always seemed like something impossible to do right. With complex JavaScript needed in order to do anything compelling and a lot of math required, animations are often ignored. But, what if there were a better way? What if you could just tell the browser what will animate and let the browser take care of the rest? Enter View Transitions.View Transitions are a new web feature that allows developers to build compelling animation without having to dive into working JavaScript in order to do so. Let's look at adding View Transitions into our app and how to drive compelling animations with ease!

Monorepos have proven to be handy when it comes to developing and publishing related NPM packages. They offer a unified development experience while still enabling the distribution of more fine-grained packages for easy consumption. In fact, many popular OSS libraries follow such an approach such as Vue, Angular, React, Vite, Tanstack and RxJS (just to name a few). However, the publishing process within monorepos introduces unique challenges, particularly when dealing with multiple interdependent packages. And yes, there are solutions out there for versioning and releasing packages, but they often fall short when it comes to monorepos. Nx recently introduced a "release" command tailored for these scenarios.In my talk, I'll explore how we can setup a publishing process, covering versioning, changelog generation, and releasing to platforms like NPM and GitHub (including provenance support). Join me to discover more.