NPM Packages and Monorepos

NPM Packages and Monorepos, available at $29.99, has an average rating of 3.35, with 41 lectures, based on 18 reviews, and has 152 subscribers.

You will learn about Deep dive into how to implement NPM packages Typescript Typedoc ESLint, Prettier, Typescript, Jest and Husky configuration Github Actions for CI/CD Best practices This course is ideal for individuals who are Software Developers or Software Engineers or Developers It is particularly useful for Software Developers or Software Engineers or Developers.

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Summary

Title: NPM Packages and Monorepos

Price: $29.99

Average Rating: 3.35

Number of Lectures: 41

Number of Published Lectures: 41

Number of Curriculum Items: 41

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 41

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Deep dive into how to implement NPM packages

Typescript

Typedoc

ESLint, Prettier, Typescript, Jest and Husky configuration

Github Actions for CI/CD

Best practices

Who Should Attend

Software Developers

Software Engineers

Developers

Target Audiences

Software Developers

Software Engineers

Developers

In this course, we are going to deep dive in how to implement a NPM package with best practices. Sounds boring? Well, we are going to learn:

Typescript

Typedoc

ESLint, Prettier, Typescript, Jest and Husky configuration

Github Actions for CI/CD

Best practices FTW!

In the second part of this course, we are going to learn about monorepos:

Yarn workspaces

Monorepos: advantages vs disadvantages

Git submodules

NPM and Github organizations

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Structure of the course and what to expect

Chapter 2: The base converter package

Lecture 1: The best tool out there: asdf

Lecture 2: Creating the package.json

Lecture 3: Configuring ESLint, Prettier and Typescript

Lecture 4: Configuring Jest

Lecture 5: Configuring tsconfig.json

Lecture 6: Modifying the package.json

Lecture 7: Implementing a method to convert from base N to decimal (part 1)

Lecture 8: Implementing a method to convert from base N to decimal (part 2)

Lecture 9: Implementing a method to convert from decimal to base N

Lecture 10: Supporting decimals

Lecture 11: Validations

Lecture 12: A little correction to convertFromDecimalToBaseN method

Lecture 13: Supporting decimals for convertFromDecimalToBaseN method

Lecture 14: Yet more validations!

Lecture 15: Adding a method to convert from base N to base M

Lecture 16: Typedoc

Lecture 17: Comments on Typedoc

Lecture 18: Solving compatibility issues

Lecture 19: Setting up the repo in Github

Lecture 20: Changing the name of our package

Lecture 21: Login to NPM

Lecture 22: Publishing our package!

Lecture 23: Installing our package locally

Lecture 24: Implementation of the testing workflow

Lecture 25: Implementing the deployment workflow

Lecture 26: Deploying

Lecture 27: Adding badges to our README

Lecture 28: Whats next?

Chapter 3: Monorepos and Git submodules

Lecture 1: Yarn workspaces and monorepos

Lecture 2: Advantages and disadvantages of monorepos

Lecture 3: Creating organizations in Github and NPM

Lecture 4: Setting up a Django project

Lecture 5: Setting up a basic Express app

Lecture 6: Setting up a basic common package

Lecture 7: Creating the root repo

Lecture 8: Leveraging local dev!

Lecture 9: Understanding what changes in the root repo

Lecture 10: Wrap up

Chapter 4: End

Lecture 1: What we learned

Instructors

David Armendáriz
Mathematician & Software Developer

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