Nest Alternatives

Reviews and mentions

• Next.js, NestJS, MobX and how I structured my open-source project
  dev.to | 2021-09-17

  I consulted an open source community Facebook group named "Pull Request", and I was recommended to use NestJS. At first, it was really hard for me to get used to a whole new framework, which is written in Typescript rather than Javascript (although it is possible to use it with JS), and contains a whole new set of classes, objects, and methodologies. Nonetheless, it felt like the right thing to do, as Nest helps to keep your code organized, and much less error-prone.

• Frameworks War
  dev.to | 2021-09-13

  NestJS

• Hello Ghostfolio 👋 — Personal Finance Management Software
  dev.to | 2021-09-12

  With this background I have started the ambitious project and programmed with small steps a software that I could quickly use for myself. As a stack, I chose modern web technologies that are personally of particular interest or that I would like to learn and deepen. These include Docker, Nx for the management of the monorepo, NestJS for the backend and PostgreSQL as a database. The code of the frontend and backend is written in TypeScript.

• Best language to learn in 2weeks
  reddit.com/r/AskProgramming | 2021-09-06

  Then all you have to do is run node myFile.js in your terminal. I'd strongly suggest using the documentation from MDN for Javascript information. There's also lots of fun stuff in Javascript: React, Angular, Express, Nest. There is a lot of stuff to learn. LOTS. It might be mind-boggling at first. So start simple. Or not, just dive right in and run npx create-react-app from your terminal and get going. Then you get to learn two syntaxes, JS and JSX!

• Any good tutorial showing you which library to use for dependency injection in a project?
  reddit.com/r/node | 2021-08-29

  Hi there, I'm one of the core members of the NestJS framework

• Need ideas for implementing an easy-to-learn back-end.
  reddit.com/r/webdev | 2021-08-27

  Have you looked at https://nx.dev? They have a lot of tools that will allow you to stay in your preferred framework and extend into server using tools that will feel familiar. I like https://nestjs.com/ for my backend stuff. They also create express for you. The nice thing is a lot of the configuration and tooling is automatically set up for you. You can stay entirely in TypeScript/Javascript if that is your preference.

• Now I want to develop application with node.js
  reddit.com/r/node | 2021-08-18

  Have a look at NestJS and just start building some basic API with it to get a feel on how things are done.

• AluraChallenges #2 ( Intro e Config )
  dev.to | 2021-08-16
• What should I use to build my new project?
  dev.to | 2021-08-12

  As I mentioned, the choices are very broad with monoliths. From straight-up CMS forms like Keystone, Ghost (which has a focus on building an audience and membership), Strapi, Payload and Apostrophe to full-blown frameworks such as -Express, Meteor (hi Scott), Nest or Blitz.

• Python has Django, PHP has Wordpress, Javascript has ________?
  reddit.com/r/webdev | 2021-08-04

  NestJS is also pretty great

• Getting Started with Serverless Framework
  dev.to | 2021-08-03

  NestJS - https://nestjs.com/

• Seeding NestJs with Prisma And Faker
  dev.to | 2021-08-01

  I've been working on this college project and I chose NestJs for the backend. You could just Hasura or other BaaS platforms for small projects. But I wanted to learn NestJs.

• Top 5 TypeScript dependency injection containers
  dev.to | 2021-07-29

  NestJS is a framework that uses a custom DI container under the hood. It is possible to run NestJS as a standalone application as a wrapper over its DI container. It uses decorators and their metadata for injections. Scoping is allowed, and you can choose from singletons, transient objects, or request-bound objects.

• Sr Dev wishing to switch over to node. What do I need to brush up on?
  reddit.com/r/node | 2021-07-27

  Express is a vanilla rabbit hole with zero convention. Jump straight to https://nestjs.com/ and save yourself!

• Interact with Relational Databases using TypeORM (w/JavaScript)
  dev.to | 2021-07-26

  I bet most of the Node.js community has heard of TypeORM at some point in their life. So people working with NestJS literally know this ORM from one end to the other.