It looks interesting. Some observations/metrics of the repo I use for a preliminary judgment of a project: - comparatively large community - only a handful of

It looks interesting. Some observations/metrics of the repo I use for a preliminary judgment of a project: - comparatively large community - only a handful of open issues while approximately a thousand issues have been closed - on the downside it seems driven (and developed) by a single person (same as with Nest.js) which imposes a comparatively high risk in my opinion - includes a lot of "first party packages" for things that already exist in the ecosystem, such as their own Lucid ORM. Depending on your point of view might be a good (less dependency on NPM ecosystem) or bad (NIH)