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I love NestJS. With backend specifically I always recommend the more barebones frameworks like Koa and Express to beginners so they can learn how all the moving
by Kaze404 6y ago
I love NestJS. With backend specifically I always recommend the more barebones frameworks like Koa and Express to beginners so they can learn how all the moving pieces interact with each other. But once you already know that, it's so nice to use a framework that only needs you to tell it what to do (as opposed to how, like in Express). I use it for all my pet projects in node now :)
- woutr_be 6y agoOne of the things I took away from NestJS was the focus on dependency injection, even doing that with Express made it so much better to develop against. It’s one thing I really hate about almost every tutorial or example that’s out there, they just pull in dependencies out of nowhere.