Steps to setup

• Initialize a new Nx workspace using the command npx create-nx-workspace@latest. This sets up the foundation for your project.

2. Run npm i --force to ensure that dependencies are installed correctly.

3. Add Nx Angular capabilities to your workspace with npm install -D @nx/angular.

4. Generate an Angular application named “web” using npx nx g @nx/angular:app web --unitTestRunner none --e2eTestRunner none. This creates the frontend component of your project.

5. Integrate Nx Nest capabilities with npm install -D @nx/nest.

6. Create a NestJS application named “api” that will serve as the backend of your project. Link it to the “web” frontend using npx nx g @nx/nest:app api --frontendProject web --unitTestRunner none --e2eTestRunner none.

7. Install Angular Material with npm i @angular/material to enhance your frontend’s UI capabilities.

8. Integrate Angular Material into your “web” project using npx nx g @angular/material:ng-add --project=web.

9. Set up Tailwind CSS with npx nx g @nx/angular:setup-tailwind web. Note: Move @tailwind base, @tailwind components, and @tailwind utilities to the bottom in your style.scss file for proper styling.

10. Launch your frontend development server with npx nx serve web.

11. Launch your backend development server with npx nx serve api.

This series of steps establishes a powerful Nx workspace for developing a full-stack Angular and NestJS application, with each step carefully configuring and connecting the necessary components and tools.