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-[Angular website](#angular-website)
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-[Angular library](#angular-library)
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-[LoopBack](#loopback)
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-[Nest](#nest)
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-[Typescript library](#typescript-library)
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-[Wordpress](#wordpress)
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-[Add projects manually](#add-projects-manually)
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## Angular website
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## Angular library
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## LoopBack
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## Nest
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## Typescript library
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## Wordpress
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## Add projects manually
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One of the reasons that Monux was created was the amount of abstraction layers added by tools like Nx.<br>
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The magic was really cool as long as everything worked, but made debugging issues much harder.
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For that reason, Monux is simply using npm workspaces under the hood and none of its magic is hidden from the developer, besides maybe validating and creating environment files, which is explained in detail in [Handling environment variables](#handling-environment-variables).
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For that reason, Monux is simply using npm workspaces under the hood and none of its magic is hidden from the developer. Besides maybe validating and creating environment files, which is explained in detail in [Handling environment variables](#handling-environment-variables).
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Because of that it should be fairly simple to add any project/framework/library manually by just taking a look at existing projects.
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