t-express
turborepo-remote-cache
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| 21 | 879 | |
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| 6.1 | 9.3 | |
| 10 months ago | 4 days ago | |
| TypeScript | TypeScript | |
| MIT License | MIT License |
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t-express
- Texpress: My first open source project
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Texpress: My first attempt to create an open-source project
Greetings to everyone! I'm a software developer working on Node.js. I have always wanted to be a part of the open-source community, but always felt I was not good enough. Anyways, I built something during my leisure time at work. "Texpress" is a project setup for building express + typescript applications. I've worked very hard to build this and document it. It uses mono repo architecture and has 3 built-in apps, a CMS admin panel, an API for the front end, and a queue consumer for consuming RabbitMQ messages. Along with other shared packages. I know it's not perfect but I'm really hoping that it would ease the development and improve the developer experience when using Express & Typescript with its built-in features. Anyways here's a link to the repo, https://github.com/sonish777/t-express , the documentation is hosted on GitHub pages, https://sonish777.github.io/t-express/ I would really appreciate it if you would try it out, and raise issues or just look into it and share your thoughts and opinions. Thank you in advance! (:
- Texpress: My first attempt to creating an open source project!
turborepo-remote-cache
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đď¸đ¨ Turbocharge your builds with a Turborepo remote cache in a single edge function
Turborepo is owned by Vercel, so understandably they want you to use their cache service. However Turborepo does support custom remote caching, and there is already a great open source Turborepo remote cache project, but I had a feeling I could build something simpler.
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