Updates the docs structure, navigation etc to be easier + better suited
for showing Nx technology support beyond just TS.
**Notes:**
- API (`/nx-api`) tab is removed from the navigation (i.e. menu bar),
but pages still remain for now until we update references in `*.md`
files.
- Redirects are set up `/nx-api` to go to their respect new location
e.g. `/technologies` or `/reference/core-api`
- Old URLs still exist in the sitemap for now, but majority of them will
be redirected -- a follow-up PR can remove them.
**Preview:**
https://nx-dev-git-nx-dev-polyglot-docs-restructure-nrwl.vercel.app/docs
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Co-authored-by: Jack Hsu <jack.hsu@gmail.com>
This PR fixes an issue when you serve nx-dev locally and navigate
between pages in the browser. You'll get an error that `gtag` is not
defined since we never loaded it. We now check that we're in production
environment before sending events.
Clarified language on cache poisoning protection to emphasize trusted CI branches. Removed redundant content regarding personal access tied to identity providers for simplification.
It adds a new "Solutions" section to the Nx Dev website with three targeted landing pages for different audiences: engineering teams, management teams platform teams, and leadership.
It creates three new page files (engineering.tsx, management.tsx, leadership.tsx, platform.tsx) that showcase Nx's benefits through various UI components like heroes, testimonials, feature sections, and FAQs. Each page highlights specific value propositions - engineering focuses on developer efficiency and standards, platform emphasizes reliable CI/CD scaling, and leadership addresses ROI and risk reduction.
The navigation is updated with a new "Solutions" dropdown menu in both desktop and mobile views, with corresponding menu items defined. The solutions pages include consistent sections like customer logos, calls-to-action, testimonials, and feature breakdowns that highlight Nx's capabilities for different stakeholders.
Updated content to specify vulnerabilities in community-built and Nx self-hosted cache solutions, highlighting risks like cache poisoning and lack of compliance with regulated industry security standards.
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## Current Behavior
- Adds Briebug as an Nx Partner
- Updates Pushbased partner slogan and tags
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Fixes #
- Migrate Gradle tutorial to tutorial kit section (not as an interactive
tutorial)
- remove `npx` from online tutorial instructions
- Update sidebar tutorial links to point to new tutorials
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Removed the external JS script loader for a third-party B2B script as it is no longer required. This simplifies the `_app.tsx` file and avoids unnecessary script management during route changes.
Integrated Google Tag Manager (GTM) with both script and noscript tags for analytics tracking. Ensured the script uses `afterInteractive` loading strategy and includes dynamic `gaMeasurementId` for proper configuration.
Removed outdated references to RFC #30548 in FAQ and remote cache solutions components. Updated the link to point to the relevant documentation on building a custom caching server.
Updates the online tutorial experience
- Adds a landing page at
[/tutorials](https://nx-dev-git-docs-tutorial-landing-page-nrwl.vercel.app/tutorials)
- Terminal code blocks get a "run in terminal" button
- Code blocks get an "Apply file changes" button
- The apply file changes button currently only works for code blocks
that are showing the new file results (not showing the old file with
lines marked for deletion). There is nothing technical blocking this,
just time.
- Previous and next buttons do not go between tutorials
- The preview panel can be completely minimized
- Git is stubbed out
## Current Behavior
The `nx-dev:lint` task is processing the `public` directory. That
directory is meant to contain assets that ESLint shouldn't process. It
results in extra time being spent linting the project, and it could
result in some errors due to linting some generated output that's copied
there (e.g. `documentation` and `tutorials` directories).
## Expected Behavior
The `nx-dev:lint` task should not process the `public` directory.
## Related Issue(s)
Fixes #
## Current Behavior
A target default (`dependsOn: [^build]`) for atomized e2e tasks is
always generated to work around a previous limitation where tasks
couldn't depend on continuous tasks. That meant we couldn't add the
dependency to the app's serve task and had to add it to the build task.
With continuous tasks now working, that limitation no longer exists.
We're now able to correctly infer the task dependency on the app's serve
task, and therefore, we can and need to remove the generation of
`dependsOn: [^build]` in target defaults so it doesn't override what the
Cypress and Playwright plugins infers.
## Expected Behavior
A target default (`dependsOn: [^build]`) for atomized e2e tasks should
not be generated. Instead, the Cypress and Playwright plugins will infer
the correct `dependsOn` for the task(s) run in the configured web server
command.
## Related Issue(s)
Fixes #
Adds a tutorial project under nx-dev
The tutorials are run in browser and can be accessed here:
[/tutorials](https://nx-dev-git-nx-dev-tutorialkit-nrwl.vercel.app/tutorials)
The tutorials include:
- TypeScript Packages
- React Monorepo
- Angular Monorepo
In the future, we will link directly from the sidebar to the in-browser
tutorials.
