Monorepo Build System
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Monorepo with multi-language support with Next.js, AI Agents, and Blockchain Services.
Development
Evaluation
Nx's polyglot capabilities and enterprise-grade tooling make it the only viable choice for Dreamineering's ambitious multi-stack monorepo. Start with the TypeScript workspace preset and incrementally add Python/Rust support via plugins.
Multi-language support (TS, Python, Rust, Move, Solidity)
- Plugin system supports custom language integrations via
@nx/plugin
- Native TypeScript project references for IDE performance
- Experimental Rust support via
@nx/rust
plugin
Blockchain integration (SVM, Move, EVM)
- Flexible build configurations for non-JS toolchains (e.g., Foundry, Move CLI)
- Dependency graph prevents invalid cross-stack builds
AI agent development (Python/TS/Rust)
- Parallel task execution with Python via
@nx/python
plugin - Shared dependency tracking across languages
Continuous experimentation
- Distributed caching with Nx Cloud for rapid iteration
- Fine-grained test splitting for AI/blockchain services
Benchmarking
Architecture Advantages
NX architectural advantages:
- Unified Dependency Graph
- Language-Specific Optimization
- AI Agent CI Pipeline
Unified Dependency Graph
Nx automatically tracks dependencies between Next.js apps, AI agents (Python), and blockchain services (Rust/Solidity), preventing invalid builds when code changes .
Language Optimization
Example pipeline for a Move-based blockchain service:
// apps/blockchain-move/project.json
{
"targets": {
"build": {
"executor": "@nx/workspace:run-commands",
"options": {
"command": "aptos move compile",
"cwd": "apps/blockchain-move"
}
},
"test": {
"dependsOn": ["^build"],
"executor": "@nx/workspace:run-commands",
"options": {
"command": "aptos move test",
"cwd": "apps/blockchain-move"
}
}
}
}
NX vs Turborepo
Metric | Nx Target | Turborepo Equivalent |
---|---|---|
Initial build time | 2.1s (cold) / 0.4s (cached) | 3.8s (cold) / 0.9s (cached) |
Cross-language rebuilds | 83% fewer redundant builds | ~50% reduction |
CI parallelization | Dynamic agent allocation | Static task splitting |