Nathan Walker

@csimpi that makes sense yeah - if you want to post a PR of the branch mention there I could run some tests here and we could try to get...

Thanks @s0l4r - lemme know if you've encountered any other questions past couple days. There's been a lot of evolution with Nx since xplat started and they have a @nrwl/devkit...

Hi @lostation could you provide an example of one of your helpers? Seeing how you had them setup may help me provide better guidance. Each platform has a CoreModule which...

Very nice thanks, this is what I would do: ## Create the broad workspace service helper you will use everywhere * create `libs/xplat/core/src/lib/services/app.service.ts` ``` import { PlatformHelperToken } from './tokens';...

Great questions sure thing. 1. difference is do you want it to always be part of your bundle or lazy loaded? core = fundamental/needed for bootstrap/always part of main loadedbundle...

As far as `id` and `appResourcesPath` this actually is one of the biggest reasons why Nx is beneficial over prior schematics direction. Those changing indicate *unique* app deployments and thus...

Lastly keep in mind with latest you can also use this strategy which is also another approach that works well within Nx for various environment level handling: https://docs.nativescript.org/webpack.html#using-env-files

There's so many options here I keep recalling more 😁 You can also have multiple `nativescript.config.{env}.ts` files in a single app and use the `flags` option of the executor within...

@lostation when possible might drop in Discord: https://nativescript.org/discord might be easier to chat there (#angular channel) You can setup workspace using npm or yarn workspaces - which you use within...

@iameduardod for all angular specific features you can use those schematics which come with xplat: ``` nx g @nstudio/angular:service auth --platforms=etc... ```