NPM Packages and Monorepos

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Structure of the course and what to expect

Chapter 2: The base converter package

Lecture 1: The best tool out there: asdf

Lecture 2: Creating the package.json

Lecture 3: Configuring ESLint, Prettier and Typescript

Lecture 4: Configuring Jest

Lecture 5: Configuring tsconfig.json

Lecture 6: Modifying the package.json

Lecture 7: Implementing a method to convert from base N to decimal (part 1)

Lecture 8: Implementing a method to convert from base N to decimal (part 2)

Lecture 9: Implementing a method to convert from decimal to base N

Lecture 10: Supporting decimals

Lecture 11: Validations

Lecture 12: A little correction to convertFromDecimalToBaseN method

Lecture 13: Supporting decimals for convertFromDecimalToBaseN method

Lecture 14: Yet more validations!

Lecture 15: Adding a method to convert from base N to base M

Lecture 16: Typedoc

Lecture 17: Comments on Typedoc

Lecture 18: Solving compatibility issues

Lecture 19: Setting up the repo in Github

Lecture 20: Changing the name of our package

Lecture 21: Login to NPM

Lecture 22: Publishing our package!

Lecture 23: Installing our package locally

Lecture 24: Implementation of the testing workflow

Lecture 25: Implementing the deployment workflow

Lecture 26: Deploying…

Lecture 27: Adding badges to our README

Lecture 28: What's next?

Chapter 3: Monorepos and Git submodules

Lecture 1: Yarn workspaces and monorepos

Lecture 2: Advantages and disadvantages of monorepos

Lecture 3: Creating organizations in Github and NPM

Lecture 4: Setting up a Django project

Lecture 5: Setting up a basic Express app

Lecture 6: Setting up a basic common package

Lecture 7: Creating the root repo

Lecture 8: Leveraging local dev!

Lecture 9: Understanding what changes in the root repo

Lecture 10: Wrap up

Chapter 4: End

Lecture 1: What we learned