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Monorepos are the new muse of library maintainers, but what happens when your project grows past 100 packages in the same repo? What about thousands? Rush.js was created for those cases, and Pete—who started the project while working at Microsoft—is here to tell us about it.SPECIAL GUEST:Pete Gonzalez | @octogonzDuring the day, Pete works at HBO in Seattle on their streaming media apps. Prior to that, he was at Microsoft for 9 years, and before that, he worked at various consulting companies. A long time ago he was a cofounder of Ratloop, a small company that makes video games.SHOW NOTES01:24 - Rush.js: What is it and what is it for?Rush on GitHub04:47 - Problems with Managing Large CodebasesRush Stack: provides reusable tech for running large scale monorepos for the web07:22 - How does Rush provide a solution for build orchestration?13:34 - Rush Stack Opinion: How to Lint, Bundle, etc.16:53 - Using Rush Stack: Getting StartedThe pmpm Package ManagerYarn Plug’n’Play24:27 - Getting Technical About VersionsPhantom DependenciesDoppelgangersPure Dependencies32:47 - Thoughts on Monorepos36:30 - Getting Started (Cont’d) + Efficient TypeScript Compellation43:28 - Does Rush have a size limit? Is it for bigger or smaller projects? Both?44:34 - Using pieces of Rush in non-Rush projects?
