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Monorepo features

Compare the features of the Monorepo to help you choose the right one for your needs.

Feature
Written in	TypeScript, Rust	Groovy, Java
Version control integrations	Git	N/A
Local computation caching Storing and replaying task output files and processes. On the same machine, you'll never build or test the same thing twice.
Local task orchestration Running tasks in the correct order and in parallel
Distributed computation caching Sharing build & test results across environments. Build & test once, deploy everywhere.
Distributed task execution Distributing commands across multiple machines with the simplicity of running them on one.	N/A
Transparent remote execution Executing commands on multiple machines during local development.
Detecting affected packages Building & testing only what changed.
Workspace analysis Understanding the project structure and dependencies within the workspace without additional setup.
Dependency graph visualization Visualizing and interacting with dependency relationships. You can search, filter, hide, focus, highlight, and query the nodes.
Source code sharing Sharing specific pieces of source code easily.
Consistent tooling Ensuring a consistent development experience across various technologies, such as JavaScript, Go, Rust, and Java, by using pluggable analysis and build/test processes for each.
Code generation Built-in support for generating code.
Project constraints and visibility Setting rules to manage dependencies and mark projects as private or restrict dependencies by technology.