Setting up a local dev environment for a quick prototype shouldn't take two hours. I love StackBlitz because I can code from any device.
The moment a prototype grows into something more serious, with a shared UI library, a couple of apps and shared config, you want a monorepo.
But getting a full monorepo to run smoothly inside StackBlitz can be tricky, especially when modern tooling relies on native binaries that break in WebContainers.
In this video, I walk through a setup I built for StackBlitz that gives you a fully functional monorepo right in your browser. By combining native npm workspaces with StackBlitz's WebContainers, you get instant linked packages, testing, and builds—with zero local configuration or remote servers needed.
Watch the full video on YouTube