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I think in reality the JS ecosystem is fat with choice for convention over configuration style frameworks. Projects such as Nest, Sails and Adonis leave nothing
by lobstrosity420 5y ago
I think in reality the JS ecosystem is fat with choice for convention over configuration style frameworks. Projects such as Nest, Sails and Adonis leave nothing on the table compared to Rails. The problem is a lot of programmers would rather loosely cobble something together with express than to stick to rigid standards. That's what I think actually leads to the problem of inane NodeJS codebases people always complain about, it's cultural rather than technical. Perhaps the accessibility and popularity of JavaScript leads to a much larger crowd of inexperienced programmers.
- ratww 5y agoMy hunch is that most JS developers just aren't aware of these frameworks. A lot of people in this thread are mixing up Next.js and NestJS, and NestJS is the most popular out of the three you mentioned. Sure it has a lot of stars on Github (44k), but even I had forgotten I had starred it.