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Add new blog: Scaling SPFx Projects with NPM Workspaces – How to Manage Multiple Solutions Efficiently #2037

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New Blog Post: Scaling SPFx Projects with NPM Workspaces

Overview

Managing multiple SPFx projects traditionally leads to:

  • Version mismatches between dependencies.
  • Redundant package installations increasing disk usage.
  • Manual updates across multiple repositories.
  • Code duplication in services, utilities, and styles.

This blog explores how NPM Workspaces simplifies SPFx development with a monorepo structure, ensuring:

Centralized Dependency Management – All SPFx projects use a single source for dependencies.
Seamless Code Sharing – Reuse UI components, services, and utilities without duplication.
Improved Team Collaboration – Work on multiple SPFx solutions in parallel without conflicts.
Scalability for Large Teams – Keep SPFx projects modular yet interconnected.


Key Sections Covered

  • Challenges of Managing Multiple SPFx Projects
  • How NPM Workspaces Solve These Issues
  • Folder Structure for an Optimized Monorepo
  • Gulp Setup & Running SPFx Projects Efficiently
  • Enhancing Team Collaboration with NPM Workspaces

This blog provides a structured guide to adopting NPM Workspaces for SPFx development, helping teams streamline workflows and improve maintainability

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Thank you for mention my blog post 🤘

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Hi @ahmad-jad-alhak - thanks for contributing! Y0our blog post needs some formatting work still :-) In markdown, we do not need to bolden a heading like this

## **this is your heading**

as the text will be rendered as a heading anyway if you use the hashtags.

Speaking of those: Please make sure, that you do not use a heading level 1 (one hashtag), as this is reserved for the title and happens in the frontmatter (the meta data of your post right at the beginning).

also make sure that the headings follow a logical structure.

Let me know where you need help.

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Thank you for mention my blog post 🤘

@StfBauer You're welcome. Keep up the great work! 🤘

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Hi @ahmad-jad-alhak - thanks for contributing! Y0our blog post needs some formatting work still :-) In markdown, we do not need to bolden a heading like this

## **this is your heading**

as the text will be rendered as a heading anyway if you use the hashtags.

Speaking of those: Please make sure, that you do not use a heading level 1 (one hashtag), as this is reserved for the title and happens in the frontmatter (the meta data of your post right at the beginning).

also make sure that the headings follow a logical structure.

Let me know where you need help.

Hey @LuiseFreese, thanks for the feedback! I already updated the headers and removed the stars, but it seems like something is still not right. Is there anything else I should adjust?

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