docs(misc): fix angular book blog (#30445)
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title: 'Enteprise Angular Monorepo Patterns'
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title: 'Enterprise Angular Monorepo Patterns'
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date: 2025-03-20
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date: 2025-03-20
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slug: enterprise-angular-book
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slug: enterprise-angular-book
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authors: [Mike Hartington]
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authors: [Mike Hartington]
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Building applications is often a challenge when you're in the enterprise. But thankfully, Nx can help teams keep on the happy path when building for these challenging environments. We've had a book available since 2018 to help teams follow established patterns and ensure high quality code, however 2018 was quite a long time ago. Times have changed and so has the best practices for building Angular applications.
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Building applications is often a challenge when you're working as an enterprise developer. But thankfully, Nx can help teams keep on the happy path when building for these challenging environments. We've had a book available since 2018 to help teams follow established patterns and ensure high quality code, however 2018 was quite a long time ago. Times have changed and so has the best practices for building Angular applications.
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As part of our Week of Angular, I'm thrilled to share that we've revised our book "Enterprise Angular Monorepo Patterns" and have updated it for 2025!
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As part of our Week of Angular, I'm thrilled to share that we've revised our book "Enterprise Angular Monorepo Patterns" and have updated it for 2025!
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