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turborepo-pro
Manage JS monorepos with Turborepo: task pipelines, caching, affected builds, and workspace conventions. Use when orchestrating builds/tests across multiple packages.
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# Turborepo Pro
A practical guide to Turborepo: defining task pipelines across a JavaScript/TypeScript monorepo, getting remote caching right, running only affected work, and the workspace conventions that keep monorepos fast and sane.
## Overview
Turborepo orchestrates tasks (build, test, lint) across monorepo packages with two superpowers: **a task graph** (packages build in dependency order, independent tasks run in parallel) and **caching** (identical inputs → skip the work, locally or via remote cache shared across the team/CI). It's intentionally thin — it doesn't manage dependencies or publishing; it makes `package.json` scripts fast and correct.
## When to use
- Monorepos with multiple apps/packages sharing code (npm/yarn/pnpm workspaces).
- Slow CI: caching build/test outputs across runs and developers.
- Running tasks in dependency order without hand-rolled scripts.
- "Affected" workflows: only build/test what changed.