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I've had good experience using Nest.JS [1] for the backend and next.js for the frontend. Nest has defaults for ORM, validation, task scheduling, authentication,
by illiriath 6y ago
I've had good experience using Nest.JS [1] for the backend and next.js for the frontend. Nest has defaults for ORM, validation, task scheduling, authentication, etc, I find it a lot easier to work with when compared to plain express projects with tons of glue.
Disclaimer: I have never tried Rails
[1] https://nestjs.com/ https://nestjs.com/