NestJS
NestJS is a progressive framework designed to develop efficient and scalable server-side Node.js applications. Built with TypeScript, and supported by modern JavaScript, the structure combines elements of object-oriented programming, functional programming, and functional reactive programming. It uses Express infrastructure by default and offers a modular application architecture, providing compatibility with other libraries such as Fastify.
NestJS
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- Using TypeScript, you develop efficient and scalable server-side applications.
- By combining object-oriented and functional programming approaches, you build testable structures.
- By working integrated with libraries such as Express or Fastify, you easily use third-party plugins.
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I Hate NestJS
“I've done a lot of work with NestJS. I agree with some, but not all, of the authors points. - TypeORM is pretty bad. Particularly when you start using it for more than simple crud operations. There was an epic battle in the GitHub issues and eventually some folks finally got…”
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I Hate NestJS
“> NestJS is one of those things where people coming from other languages like Java don't know how to develop without the patterns that Java gave them. This is EXACTLY how I felt using NestJS. Except, IMO, it took the worst part of Java (Spring DI, esp. the over-verbose,…”
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