
In 2025, software teams are moving away from isolated projects toward shared ecosystems — and Nx monorepo sits at the heart of that change.
A monorepo (short for “monolithic repository”) is a structure where multiple apps, libraries and services live inside one repository. Nx takes this concept further by providing intelligent tools for building, testing and deploying all parts efficiently.
Instead of managing dozens of separate codebases, teams can collaborate in a single environment, where components, utilities and configurations are shared seamlessly.
Using Nx brings clear advantages, especially for organizations that manage several Angular and Ionic applications:
Essentially, Nx creates an ecosystem — not just a repository — where every project supports and improves the others.
Angular brings structure and stability — ideal for large enterprise projects.
Ionic, built on Angular, allows the same code to power both web and mobile apps.
When these frameworks live together inside Nx, you get:
Instead of treating web and mobile as separate worlds, Nx unites them — making maintenance easier and scaling smoother.
Of course, monorepos aren’t perfect.
Some common challenges include:
However, with Nx’s caching, modular design and CLI tools, these obstacles are manageable — and the long-term gains far outweigh the effort.
Nx monorepo represents more than a technical choice — it’s a mindset.
It’s about creating a connected ecosystem where Angular and Ionic projects grow together, share knowledge and evolve faster.
In 2025, successful software companies aren’t just building apps — they’re building ecosystems.
And Nx is the foundation that makes that possible.