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NestJS

NestJS

Building efficient, reliable and server-side applications.

5.0
‱23 reviews‱

99 followers

Building efficient, reliable and server-side applications.

5.0
‱23 reviews‱

99 followers

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NestJS is a framework for building efficient, scalable Node.js web applications. It uses modern JavaScript, is built with TypeScript and combines elements of OOP (Object Oriented Progamming), FP (Functional Programming), and FRP (Functional Reactive Pr...
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Steven Langbroek
Steven Langbroek
Great stuff! Wasn't convinced Javascript (Typescript) would lend itself well to this model of programming, but it was really easy to get into (the API lends itself to discovery really well because it's Typescript-first). We're launching our first production-grade service on it in the next couple of weeks.
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7yr ago
Venkatapathi Raju Mandapati
Venkatapathi Raju Mandapati
Kamil helped us build an entire backend of our platform last year. Development on NestJS has been nothing but a pure pleasure. I highly recommend you to check it out. Our platform has been in production for over 8months now.
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7yr ago
Javier Diaz
Javier Diaz
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NestJS is a cool framework for write microservices, the new version 5.0.0 is awesome and faster. The HMR with Webpack 4 provides a better performance and restart your project very fast.

I created a multiple Grpc microservices in production and it's works very, very good.

Write API's with this framework is so fast.

Pros:

Typescript

Cons:

No guidelines for code

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7yr ago
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NestJS is highly praised for its scalability, modularity, and efficient architecture, making it a preferred choice for backend development. Makers of Postiz and ToolJet commend its ability to provide a scalable and modular architecture, enhancing performance and reliability. Fonts Ninja makers highlight its suitability for backend development. Users appreciate its TypeScript-first approach and flexibility, which facilitate building and maintaining complex applications. Overall, NestJS is recognized for its robust framework and modern development experience.

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(151 points)
We chose NestJS for the backend because it brings structure and scalability to our codebase. With its built-in support for modules, decorators, and TypeScript, it makes building and maintaining complex features (like live collaboration and the API hub) much easier.
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Loved how structured and scalable it made our backend, especially for handling complex logic cleanly.
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(541 points)
Makes building and securing APIs straightforward
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