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One thing I think TypeScript is missing (on the server at least) is a Laravel-like (in that it covers everything, not it's exact style) framework. I'll be inter
by joshstrange 4y ago
One thing I think TypeScript is missing (on the server at least) is a Laravel-like (in that it covers everything, not it's exact style) framework. I'll be interested to keep an eye on this.
I wish it had serverless support but I know that's a whole other beast, I have really enjoyed the majority of my typescript on serverless work and would love a formal framework instead of what I've cobbled together.
- AntonyGarand 4y agoNestJS[0] is the most popular framework to solve pretty much this exact issue. It does support serverless[1], as well as many other features you can expect from such a framework. [0] https://nestjs.com/ https://nestjs.com/ [1] https://docs.nestjs.com/faq/serverless#serverless https://docs.nestjs.com/faq/serverless#serverless
- primering 4y agoTo be honest, I don't think NestJS is even remotely comparable to anything like Symfony/Laravel.
- primering 4y agoServerless is being worked on. We indeed plan to be Laravel/Symfony/Spring boot in the TypeScript world. Time will tell if we will be successful.
- Onewildgamer 4y agoIt already looks like SpringBoot at first glance. You'll have troves of Java devs flocking to something like this. There's a general dislike towards Java/C# code nowadays, you can't argue that spring/springboot brought stability to the language and its mainstream usage. Something like this in TS makes it feel familiar, and after trying the examples I am quite excited!
- ham-sandwich 4y agoYou’re looking for Redwood