NestJS is AMAZING: I switched from Spring Boot, ASP.NET MVC & went all-in on server-side TypeScript

NestJS is one of the fastest-growing technologies in the JavaScript ecosystem and for good reason. It enables developers to write efficient, scalable, enterprise-ready web applications with the beautiful language of TypeScript.

In this episode, we look at some of the features that make withing in NestJS and TypeScript AMAZING and why you should check it out NOW - whether you're a Node developer, Java developer, .NET developer, front-end developer, or otherwise.

[chrismantonuk]

I’m usually a .NET developer but I absolutely love NestJS - it feels like I’m building with power tools. It makes putting together well architected, maintainable projects so simple and satisfying

[mareklewandowski]

I'm pretty much with the same background and I tottaly agree. Switched to node/ts env half a year ago and I love it. Also, the fact that you can write backend, frontend and infra as a code (AWS CDK) with one language is amazing.

[igkmor]

I found this video with perfect timing. I'm getting ready to start my next side project and thinking about testing out NestJS with my Angular frontend. I've been using Spring Boot and Dotnet Core for a while now, but wanted to try something new to make my life easier since I'm a one man gig and the context switching hurts sometimes. I'm always hesitant with JavaScript frameworks as I know Java and C# frameworks have stood the test of time for the most part.

[BrandonClapp]

Good discussion, dude! I've fallen in love with TypeScript too and was looking for a second opinion on Nest before I jumped into it for my next project. You gave me the assurance that I was looking for.

[fredrickdenga]

Thats a super powerful presentation for a modest channel

[widyarizki]

Nest is my choices for my next project

[spiffjekey-green]

Really nice framework. It adds more structure

[xyzpg]

Hooe you are doing good . Can you tell me about the chamceof getting the job for the fresher in both Nest ans Springboot

[thingyee]

Tried, express framework? You mention it but have you used it first hand?

[watherby]

You lost me at "I like PHP" 😆

[seanknowles]

The industry needs a in-depth course on deploying nestjs as microservices!

[spiffjekey-green]

I’m I the only one finding it hard to understand angular, I while I can easily use react or vue 😭

[evam]

I feel Nest is to Typescript what Spring Boot is to Java… only without the whole community and maturity