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NestJS has integrations for most of the major libraries which we use for server side application development with JavaScript, most of the cases were thought in advance and pre-built solutions already exists. NestJS can be easily coupled with Axios to enable server side data fetching, it can also be coupled to almost any database; MongoDB and Mongoose, TypeORM and MySQL, just to name a few. I did not have trouble integrating multer for handling file uploads with NestJS, like I've said so many times already, All this was carefully thought about. If it isn't already available then I've also discovered that it is quite easy to mix the both of them, you would find it easy to use your favorite library with NestJS.
NestJS has integrations for most of the major libraries which we use for server side application development with JavaScript, most of the cases were thought in advance and pre-built solutions already exists. NestJS can be easily coupled with Axios to enable server side data fetching, it can also be coupled to almost any database; MongoDB and Mongoose, TypeORM and MySQL, just to name a few. I did not have trouble integrating multer for handling file uploads with NestJS, like I've said so many times already, All this was carefully thought about. If it isn't already available then I've also discovered that it is quite easy to mix the both of them, you would find it easy to use your favorite library with NestJS.
NestJS has integrations for most of the major libraries which we use for server side application development with JavaScript, most of the cases were thought in advance and pre-built solutions already exists. NestJS can be easily coupled with Axios to enable server side data fetching, it can also be coupled to almost any database; MongoDB and Mongoose, TypeORM and MySQL, just to name a few. I did not have trouble integrating multer for handling file uploads with NestJS, like I've said so many times already, All this was carefully thought about. If it isn't already available then I've also discovered that it is quite easy to mix the both of them, you would find it easy to use your favorite library with NestJS.
NestJS has integrations for most of the major libraries which we use for server side application development with JavaScript, most of the cases were thought in advance and pre-built solutions already exists. NestJS can be easily coupled with Axios to enable server side data fetching, it can also be coupled to almost any database; MongoDB and Mongoose, TypeORM and MySQL, just to name a few. I did not have trouble integrating multer for handling file uploads with NestJS, like I've said so many times already, All this was carefully thought about. If it isn't already available then I've also discovered that it is quite easy to mix the both of them, you would find it easy to use your favorite library with NestJS.
NestJS has integrations for most of the major libraries which we use for server side application development with JavaScript, most of the cases were thought in advance and pre-built solutions already exists. NestJS can be easily coupled with Axios to enable server side data fetching, it can also be coupled to almost any database; MongoDB and Mongoose, TypeORM and MySQL, just to name a few. I did not have trouble integrating multer for handling file uploads with NestJS, like I've said so many times already, All this was carefully thought about. If it isn't already available then I've also discovered that it is quite easy to mix the both of them, you would find it easy to use your favorite library with NestJS.
From a single NestJS code base, our application can be adapted to accommodate for a REST API or a GraphQL API easily depending on which ever approach makes sense to you. By default the standard approach is REST, but you could easily switch to a GraphQL API and there are two approach to implementing a GraphQL API using NestJS. I like how it lets you choose the kind of approach you want from the same codebase without having to worry much about configuration or integration, again keeping your focus on developing your application.
NestJS has out of the box support for Typescript since it is built with TypeScript, this offers so much advantage because you already have a backend project setup with TypeScript for you. You can keep your focus on what you should, development with Typescript gives developers more confidence in the quality of code they ship out and less time is and spent trying to fix type error bugs. NestJS also makes use of dependency injection (DI) as it is found in Angular, this is because NestJS borrows a lot of concept from Angular and DI is one of them. It allows us to scope the providers and controllers in our code to a module that is responsible for managing those dependencies, as a direct consequence of this approach it eliminates the need for any dead code and only dependencies that we use are actually bundled with our application.