bb-nx-workspace

To enforce architectural boundaries in an Nx monorepo, you define strict ownership rules and dependency directions between apps and packages. This prevents misplacing functionality and ensures packages never import apps directly.

Placing new functionality in a monorepo workspace requires reviewing the established app and package boundaries. You place modules or services in the appropriate application, such as internal-api or orders-api, based on documented ownership responsibilities.

The dependency rule in an Nx workspace dictates that packages should not import apps. Apps expose APIs while packages depend on them, clarifying structural organization and preventing ambiguous dependency loops.

Yes, you can establish clear ownership for multiple backend apps within an Nx workspace. The architecture defines specific responsibilities and separation for apps like bruno-brown-bk, internal-api, and orders-api to prevent ambiguous ownership.

The best way to organize packages and apps to prevent misplacing services is enforcing strict dependency rules and core patterns. Documenting these boundaries ensures every module or service has a designated, unambiguous location.