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I'm exploring Nest [0] for my next project. It is a "glue framework" on top of Typescript and many Node libraries, with an Angular like style. Every Node librar
by esistgut 8y ago
I'm exploring Nest [0] for my next project. It is a "glue framework" on top of Typescript and many Node libraries, with an Angular like style.
Every Node library used has a framework module which provides the integration with the framework [1] so it appears to be both flexible and easy to use.
I am just starting to explore Nest and I'm liking it, my previous experience on the backend was on Django for many years and Nest seems like a breath of fresh decoupled air, coming from this heavy monolithic experience.
[0] https://nestjs.com/ https://nestjs.com/
[1] https://github.com/nestjs https://github.com/nestjs
- amzans 8y agoI've been interested in trying out Nest too. While I've just been toying around with it, it seems to strike a nice balance between fast to write and easy to scale (in terms of growing the codebase). Hopefully then the path from MVP -> full product becomes smoother. It also makes good use of what Typescript has to offer, which IMO is very much welcomed.
- senoroink 8y agoI've been using nest as well on a project. It's nice, but it's miles behind Rails.