NestJS in 100 Seconds 

I would like to see a NestJS beyond 100 seconds 😁😁😁

This channel is like crack to curious coders.

I am a java developer and I work lots on spring boot. Recently I was looking into typescript and tried nestjs to develop a simple API for small project. I was amazed by the feature it has. All things that I do in spring boot, it has and its so easy and simple. With code you can achieve similar or more functionality than spring boot. Bravo!!! I am in love

I discovered Nest JS by mistyping NextJS 😅 Using nest ever since

Wow so NestJS is like what if Angular and Laravel had a child

Love finding out about these things 5 seconds after I start working on a project that needs them!

It's literally just Angular for back end. And I love it to death.

Am I the only one that thinks this is very similar to Spring Boot for Java? Spring Boot in 100 seconds!

This looks a lot like Angular for backend

Nest is hands down my favorite framework. I’m so glad it got featured on this channel. Let’s keep the ecosystem growing!

Damn! I love how concisely you've described it. I was asked to do a hiring assignment with nestjs just two weeks ago and would've loved to find this then. PS: I got that job.

Here are some benefits of NestJS compared to Express/Koa etc: - It's a full framework and not just a webserver with routing and middlewares. Which means we don't need to build framework before we can use it - We get database ORM, controllers, models, migrations, seed data, services, modules and much more out of the box so we don't need to write it on our own - This is the first framework after SailsJS (which was never popular) which allow us to build things fast - Typescript out of the box allow us to build big scalable applications so I would say it's more for big apps and less for small projects - It uses DI and modules in the same way as Angular so if you know Angular it's much easier to understand NestJS

I have learnt a lot of new things that I have never worked with from your videos, like AWS, nginx, kubernetes, graphQL(and other dbs), typescript to name a few. One thing that I don't understand is how they work together. I would really love to see a video where you design a mock system using all of these (and possibly more) and explain each of their roles and why you chose it (kinda like your reverse-cloud migration video using raspberry pi). Whenever I think of a software architecture I think of them as several layers that interact with each other. However, I am unable to assign which layer what belongs to by watching a stand alone tutorial about a single tool. Btw, I am a college senior pursuing CS major and I love your content. Thanks for all the awesome contents

its looks like spring boot mixed with angular, seems great.

Finally it's. Mentioned Been working with nest for almost 2 Years now and love every moment of it.

As an Angular dev, this was fun to watch. "Ooh, the CLI works like Angular's!" "Oh wow, providers and injectables! This looks really similar." "... oh, so I basically know how to use this already? Neat!"

I've used Nest in production a few times and I can say it absolutely kicks ass. It blew my mind when I first heard about it, it blows my mind now how few projects exist like it

Amazing framework to work with. I implemented my thesis web application backend in NestJS so I had the opportunity to dive deep into NestJS and a lot of its libraries. Very nice application structure, TypeScript with its benefits, many libraries that can be used in various situations. Easy to learn (very similar to Angular), I would definitely go with NestJS instead of basic Express backend. Express is too minimalist and you have to implement many things from zero.

Nest js is awesome! This technology is exactly ripe enough right now. We picked it at my current job to build all-new backend stuff with it. I've been building an API with it, and it's been amazing. You didn't mention anything about swagger though, which is another major point about nestjs. I am sure lots of devs could benefit from your in-depth view of this topic.

Me: This is my stack, let's work. Also me: This looks interesting, i wonder how my stack would look with this.

Need more NestJS tutorials Jeff Pleeeaassseeee!!!!!!

NestJs is one of the best frameworks for NodeJs development. Framework brings its own architecture and is fast to create a new project. In addition, it incorporates some libraries to help you create a complete project.

Very accurate description of NestJS. It makes me want to say something like, "I have used NestJS and I approve this message".

I'm just a newbie programmer, I have no clue how to use 80% of the things I see in your videos "yet" but atleast I know those exists and X does Y. So those videos make me queue up more things to learn as I progress, thank you for the good content!

Wow this looks really cool! Like .NET Core and Angular combined

Not to be confused with NextJS, NuxtJS, or FeathersJS

Jeff, I'm in awe at just how you manage to pick up and master every single framework you cover in the 100s series. How do you ensure they don't fade from memory after a while?

Ok you're just making up JS frameworks at this point

Wow!! This framework resembles Spring MVC and a "backend version" of Angular.

Spring js would have been the perfect name.

This 100 second series is really the best, no time waste and get up to point information.

ANGULAR + NESTJS + PRISMA was a perfect match especially if u love Typescript and TypeSafe

Not the first time I've heard a lot of good things about NestJS. I feel like I watched "Spring... but with JavaScript in 100 seconds" :D I'm really really surprised by their likeness, wowowow ! This framework looks definitely the right one if some Java guys here (Spring Boot, Micronaut, Quarkus, ...) needs to take hands on server side JavaScript. Plus using TypeScript, even better... Java guys should all skip ExpressJS and directly start by NestJS.

I have been wating for this 😍

OMG one hour ago I was searching for this topic on your channel and now you just released it! ❤

It’d be cool to know more about using Nest in server less environment

Finally, Nest JS, my favorite frameworks

Would love to see more NestJS videos! This framework is really interesting and impressive!

Yeees! I just watched a 12 minute video before this and this actually has more valuable information than that video did and answered everything I needed to know about this framework. Thanks for the quality content! 👏

I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS AMIZING VIDEO

Feels like someone tweaked the codebase of Angular over vodka shots 😂

I'm always surprised how much information you can fit in such short video. Great job man!

I just started using it this month and got absolutely hooked

This is what you get when Angular and Springboot collide head on

I feel like speed god when i click on the notification before even my screen can render the pixel imao

i have been working with nestJS for 2 years and this is the best explanation I have seen

Discovered Nest a few weeks ago, it really changed the way I develop my backend

This looks pretty cool.. Almost like a springbooot Java app

If you love angular, you will “definitely” love nest. If not, then you might not 🌹

I've been waiting for this one for a long time. NestJs is awesome.

Jeff! We need a full tutorial for sure! Like small app but with all fancy stuff. Would be fantastic! Anyway, ty!

Need a tutorial about NestJS + Prisma :D

Great, now nodejs can also have its own version of the Spring Decorator Oriented Programming.

Finally it's here, hope it gets the attention it deserves

Today only I got to know about nest from my team. Luckily got video on same day. Thanks for doing this kind of unique and useful content.

I've never used NestJS but I'm getting Angular flashbacks looking at it

I'd love to see 100 seconds on JS/TS decorators. I've never felt the need to use them, what am I missing out on?

Another awesome 100 seconds video. Can't wait for Ruby on Rails in 100 seconds!

NestJS is such a great framework. I used it alot already and one could simply only love it

I think you really like Angular so you want to lure us in with terms such as "Injectable Dependencies" and decorators. I think this was created by the Angular team created this because the cli is very similar to the angular CLI.😀

All those decorators, if it weren't for those I would seriously dive into Nest.

Recently got a position at a Healthcare company working with NestJS. As a long time frontend, I look forward to doing some fullstack with NestJS.

So was waiting for this one for too long, but as angular is kind of a meme, and the fact that nest.js is inspired by it, I didn't thought Thine would make a video on it, but thx, loving the content, keep it coming.

007th Edit : A participation certificate would be enough and thanks for that information.

I would like to see Laravel in 100 seconds!!! thanks

I love working with nestjs and this is a great intro to it

Love the concept and architecture of NestJS.

more like Spring Boot but in JS/TS

This is great! I’d love to know more about how it handles GraphQL

Thanks bro, really love to see more videos for Nestjs or nest beyond 100 sec

I can never go back to express after having used nest for sometime, everything is just so much more nicely organised and clean

Loving NestJS! One question, I have vscode material icons but my icons show up like they're from angular instead of Nest, any way to fix this? :)

Angular : half copy Java Spring Nest : full copy Java Spring

the think I like about nestjs is that is based on hexagonal architech, so you can use any http framework as an adapter or create your own. So this is not an common http framework but a concept that make ur project scalable for big projects

Hey Jeff, would love to see Go or Rust in 100 seconds. Keep up the great content!

This is Angular if it was a backend framework 😂😂😂

"MVC, Laravel, Ruby on Rails" Nope. Never going back to that.

Just got a job at Toyota where I will be utilizing this and then I get on RU-vid and you already have a '100 Seconds' video up 😎

coming from the future, the hype around nestjs was sudden but short-lived. Also still looking for that icon set.

Never been a fan of decorators, I think they're generally very confusing and unintuitive, especially those param decorators, never even seen those before...

It is so cool that a framework wrote by poles is so great :D Nest The Best!

I really really love this amazing introduction with these animations

Nice. I like the angular like syntax. Looks very organised and clean.

Great MVC/OOP framework, like Laravel and Spring.

Love the way you explain concepts, keep it up man!

I opened this video in a "ugh, yet another JS framework trying to reinvent the wheel 😒", but this looks awesome.

Looks like combination of angular & spring rest

Definitely you should make video with deeper dive into that framework

For less experienced ppl like myself it would be great to have vids that explain the features of the different frameworks/libraries/w/e in terms of each other.

Very attractive indeed! I will review my default stack of Nuxt and Django Rest Framework for future projects. I haven't needed to until now

Angular + NestJS so so sweet.

Best nodeJs Web framework. Totally love it!

Senior NestJs Annotation Placer - beloved position

Ahaa!! I can smell Spring in it.

you are tracking me online. I searched about NestJs yesterday and your video came today. Lol

I was about to try Nest since it is very interesting. Now, after watching this, I am convinced to do so.

I love the angular-like syntax

Great vídeo. Straight to the point.

it took the good parts of angular and asp net and added traits. It's almost a dream come true.

this is giving me backboneJS vibes. That style of making rest api oh man !!