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If you would like to explore more TypeScript ORM Libraries TypeORM comes to mind, and recently Zapatos made it into the frontpage and although it's new it looks
by agustif 6y ago
If you would like to explore more TypeScript ORM Libraries TypeORM comes to mind, and recently Zapatos made it into the frontpage and although it's new it looks like a nice simple but powerful alternative, much more close to raw SQL than TypeORM's clearly abstract layer/magic sause.
just my 2 cents
Also about more general web frameworks like rails and not ORM's I personally use NextJS with TypeScript, like Ant.Design for it's react components library, use Jest for testing + Eslint + Prettier.
That makes the most of my IDE, it's like having a second pair of eyes behind you in Real Time telling you every typo between Types, Linting, and other VSCode extension goodies...
- freedomben 6y agoThank you. I have been eyeing NextJS quite seriously. I'll be needing to build a non-trivial frontend application pretty soon and I've been really wondering if I should got the NextJS route. Have you used it with a big app?
- agustif 6y agoNo, sadly I have not, I can't vouch for it's production readiness for large-scale projects by telling myself first hand accounts of it, but I think you should checkout their latest blogposts/releases (Instant Reload, Dynamic Routing, etc) I would just start with nice defaults like TypeScript, etc, which might help maintain a sane codebase in a large project. But nextjs is really flexible, I find myself using it as my frontend -hammer-, maybe you should take my opinion with a grain of salt, but I've felt more productive coding with it than others!