Nx

Step 1: Set up an Nx workspace with React plugins.

Step 2: Define project boundaries for each team's feature modules.

Step 3: Use code generation to create new components and modules.

Step 4: Enforce linting and formatting rules across the entire codebase.

Step 1: Create an Nx workspace with support for Node.js and NestJS.

Step 2: Import each microservice into the monorepo as a separate project.

Step 3: Define shared libraries for common functionality.

Step 4: Use Nx's task scheduling to orchestrate deployments.

Step 1: Create an Nx workspace with React and Node.js plugins.

Step 2: Define shared libraries for common data models and utility functions.

Step 3: Use Nx's dependency analysis to ensure that the frontend and backend projects depend on the shared libraries.

Step 4: Build and deploy the frontend and backend projects independently.

Step 1: Integrate Nx with the CI/CD pipeline.

Step 2: Configure Nx's computation caching to store task results.

Step 3: Use the affected command to identify and build only the affected projects.

Step 4: Distribute tasks across multiple CI agents to improve parallelism.

Step 1: Configure ESLint and Prettier with shared configuration files.

Step 2: Integrate linting and formatting tasks into the Nx workspace.

Step 3: Enforce linting and formatting rules as part of the CI/CD pipeline.

Step 4: Use Nx's code generation to create new projects with the standardized code style.