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UPDATE: Thank you for engaging with us. We took your feedback very seriously and clarified a few things. Most importantly, self-hosted remote caching provided by Nx Powerpack is free for small businesses and OSS projects. See here and here for more information.
We are migrating Nx core from TypeScript to Rust, with a target completion date of 2025. The main reasons are to improve Nx's speed, reduce its package size, and enable a more powerful command-line interface.
While the rewrite to Rust brings many benefits, it also introduces some limitations, particularly with extensibility APIs. One example is the rarely-used API that allowed users to completely swap out Nx's task runner. While this offered theoretical "infinite" flexibility, it also meant Nx couldn't provide direct support for the use cases it enabled, leading us to discourage its use. In fact, we stopped generating any task runners properties in new Nx workspaces several years ago.
