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I Love the way of you teaching complex topics in easy way 💯🔥

Thank you for your videos about NestJS! As a Laravel developer, I’m eager to enhance my backend skills by learning this framework, particularly for its support of microservices architecture and other features. However, I’m wondering if I should dive straight into NestJS or first focus on the fundamentals of Node.js and Express, since NestJS is built on top of them. What’s your advice?

High quality content and smile, thanks.

awesome man, thanks for the video

You saved me alot of research. Thanks for not being selfish with this knowledge

Thank you! Nice visuals, nice audio! That what all tech videos should be! Earn a sub!

nest js is actualy scalable easily

nice over all idea of nest js

You by far had one of the step by step eplanations but I just could not get the comman "npm i --save @nestjs/jwt" to work for some strange reason, could u please share this project in a public repo

Hey Thanks for the tutorial. could you please send the source code?

Perfect, please continue to introduce new packages. Thanks!

Nice Smile and Somehow I forget my bugs and get focued on learning... Nice job man.

Wow, I haven't seen such a well-made tutorial in a long time, compliments!

I'm a backend developer. All my life working with Java, C# and PHP. Now Very motivated to change my path to golang or typescript. I'm going to make two restful API projects only for testing (I need to see how middlewsre, routings, cache, queue and Jobs, security, orm, etc)... One in Gin framework and the other one in NestJS. I hope to satisfy all my expectations.

You are the MVP! Your videos are the best, keep up the great work. BTW, being from Brazil, loved when you mentioned creating a feijoada recipe ahaha.

🥰 love for you Sir, you made it pleasant and easy learning nest js

Please make a video on NESTJS Exception Handling escepecially on Rpc Exception on microservices on how the error is propagated

How does one scale a nestjs or express server? I just don't get how you go from a single instance of a local server, to something (or somethings) that can serve multiple people. I am familiar with docker and ngnix. Is it like you have multiple copies of your server running on one or more different machines or vps', then nginx routes the traffic equally between them? How does everything communicate or what are the steps needed to go from that local server to something that can be scaled?

Cut to cut impressive video❤

Nice

super helpful, thank you!

I wish that your channel grow because you make great videos. So much to learn!

Confusing as hell. Too much information given too quickly. Good teaching at least

Give us the name of the background song please

Thanks very much for class!!

Good video. This channel is a hidden gem. Could you make a more in-depth video on MongoDB? The tutorials on YT mostly use basic functionalities of MongoDB, but when I set out to create my own messaging web app I came across an instance where I felt like I need to use the transaction feature, but I had no idea how to implement it. There are also other questions like how can we self-host it, and how MongoDB is actually used in production.

Excellent video, but I think two things can make it better: 01. Beginners might need multiple examples for the same concept. It would've been nice if you gave 3 examples to explain each thing. 02. The last section, relating to the layers of working of Nest.js, was too much technical jargon. Although I understood that part because of my slight familiarity with those concepts, a beginner might get too confused about it.

Que vídeo bom, pqp

structure when you want it and freedom when you need it

Great tutorial. The confusing part is that we need to create a users app which has a UserService. Then, we need to create users module inside api-gateway which also contains a user-service. This sucks!

you just made me a senior dev. Putting NestJS on my resume ASAP!!

Dude! You are awesome!

Hey bro, you are not just explaining you gave me the confidence. Thank you

Excellent presentation

Your videos are very useful. Thank you very much for your work!

"Because we won't be writing any tests in this app" 👁👄👁. 😂

thanks, good architectural overview.

Awesome video! Really clear and well paced. Thank you!

express is not dead, your love for express is. Express yourself in Nest now, till the next time you find love in expressing Express.

For a MongoDB connection, do you prefer use TypeORM or Prisma??, Im confused about those ORM options

Awesome

One of the best videos i ever seen in a while ty so much ❤️