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NxX

Announcing Developer Academy Trainings
In this blog post, I want to describe the launch of Developer Academy. With the invaluable support of Steven Giesel, we finally made it a reality! Developer Academy is all about high-quality, hands-on training for modern software development. We offer expert-led workshops and courses covering Angular, .NET, TypeScript, state management with NgRx, and more. Our goal is to empower developers and teams by teaching industry best practices and cutting-edge technologies.

How to Generate Unified Coverage Reports in an Nx Workspace
In This Blog Post, I’ll show how to create a unified test coverage report for an Nx workspace. While Nx generates individual coverage reports for each project, it lacks a built-in solution for a complete workspace view. This blog post provides a simple tool to merge these reports and generate detailed formats like HTML, Cobertura, JSON and more.

Migrating an Angular Nx Workspace to V17
This blog post will guide you through the steps of migrating your Nx and Angular workspace from version 16 to 17.

Announcing “Angular Monorepos with Nx” Course on Pluralsight
In this blog post, I want to announce my new course "Angular Monorepos with Nx" on Pluralsight.

Starting Angular Projects With Nx
In this blog post I want to write down one possible way to start and architecture Angular projects using the Nx. I know that there are a lot of guides and even books out there but to have it written down in one place for me with all the current commands I am using building larger Angular applications I am creating this blog post.