In this blog post, you will learn how to leverage GitHub Actions to deploy static files to the GitHub Pages of another repository.
This can be useful if you keep your source code in a private repository, but also, you may find additional reasons to need this setup.
Stick around till the end to find out how to do this with OpenTofu.
Monorepo is the practice of storing all your code in a single repository, which can be beneficial for code sharing, dependency management, and version control.
However, there is no free lunch! As your codebase grows, managing builds become unavoidably complex and time-consuming. This build time is billed on your organization and it can get quite costly.
In this blog post, we'll explore the challenges of building only changed applications in a monorepo and discuss strategies to optimize your workflow with selective builds.
If this gets you excited, let's dive in!