NestJS Crash Course 01 | Building a REST API with TypeScript and MongoDB

In this video we are going to create a CRUD REST API using NestJS with TypeScript and MongoDB.

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[smallztudio]

Thank you very much. This series is easy to understand and cover a lot of concepts in Nest.js. You deserved more subscribers.

[kydang]

You are very awesome. Thank you very much

[abdulhannanshaikh]

Great Video.
Please try to explain what every command does, it will be easier for beginners like me to better grasp things.
Other than that awesome content
You are the only channel I could find that has these many videos on NestJS and MongoDB.

[ThePandaGuitar]

Great content, thank you. My only complaint is the audio could be better (there's a lot of echo).

[rahulshimpi]

Great Video Series. Please create one big project in nestjs and mongodb because your explanation is very good. Subscribed your Chanel bro.

[nvdss]

Brilliant demo ! As for Nest.js, it seems convoluted as sin compared to everything else I've tried before...

[mzain]

how can I connect mongodb in windows ?

[vijayvenkataraman]

Nice one. Liked it. Struggled bit with MongoDB but got it finally.

[zembo]

you are just saying back the things you typed (which we all can read I am pretty sure), we need the explanations of each commands, which things need to be imported and why, the responsibility of each file like module, service and controller.

All I got from this video is that controller is where we put the endpoints, other than that, none :(

[doranpauka]

I think {new: true} would return the updated object instead of the old object. It would not make mongo create a new object