JSConf | Developing in a Large Monorepo - Jai Santhosh - JSConf Korea @jsconf_ | Uploaded 3 years ago | Updated 20 hours ago
At Microsoft, I work on a very large TypeScript-based git repository where over 300 developers build and write code for high-value frontend components which are used across all Microsoft365 products. It contains about 150 npm packages, containing over a million lines of TypeScript code. Co-locating these components encourages collaboration and sharing code across teams much easier.
In this talk, well focus on the tooling used and code organization to make the development easier, faster and more reliable, with a major focus on the largest pain point of package management and orchestrating common tasks across the packages.
At Microsoft, I work on a very large TypeScript-based git repository where over 300 developers build and write code for high-value frontend components which are used across all Microsoft365 products. It contains about 150 npm packages, containing over a million lines of TypeScript code. Co-locating these components encourages collaboration and sharing code across teams much easier.
In this talk, well focus on the tooling used and code organization to make the development easier, faster and more reliable, with a major focus on the largest pain point of package management and orchestrating common tasks across the packages.
![A Powerful Introduction to Machine Learning with Js - Oliver Alejandro Lpez [spanish languaje]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qV1SvbYdTrI/hqdefault.jpg "A Powerful Introduction to Machine Learning with Js - Oliver Alejandro Lpez [spanish languaje]
English translated audio https://youtu.be/on15riL66SE
-How to Train Your Browser: A Powerful Introduction to Machine Learning with JavaScript-
Through Tensorflow.js and ESNext you will learn briefly and dynamically the most important principles about creating web applications based on incredible pre-trained Machine Learning models.")
