Summary

In this chapter, you learned how to organize multiple Node.js projects in a single repository known as a monorepo. You’ve seen different techniques and tools for maximizing efficiency and dealing with multiple packages and their dependencies.

You are now ready to deal with the largest code bases available. Independent of whether a code base just uses workspaces with one of the npm clients or some other tool such as Lerna on top of it, you are able to understand its structure, run commands, and add new packages in no time.

In the next chapter, we will conclude with a look at WebAssembly, which not only offers a lot of flexibility for code running in the browser but can also be used to run arbitrary languages in Node.js.