We also tried out nest.js, but I wasn't really happy about it. To me it seemed more interested in being a smart dependency injection engine, and enforcing an -

We also tried out nest.js, but I wasn't really happy about it. To me it seemed more interested in being a smart dependency injection engine, and enforcing an - IMO not very JavaScripty - module pattern rather than being a useful tool. You can do everything you want, but you will have to make all the decisions yourself, and you will have to make everything play by nestjs's rules. And from my experience the seemingly comprehensive docs often don't get you very far. Follow the guide for Prisma and you won't be able to extend the Prisma client unless you refactor the service you've just made. Follow the guide for file upload and you will have a file in your controller, but very little information about how to store that file. That being said, I can see that lots of people really like nestjs, so maybe I'm just not getting it.