That’s the main reason I started using NestJS for most of my projects. These boilerplates are useful, I had a few, but each time I had to setup a new project I had to follow different requirements, so it was already outdated. Not to mention the time you put in to keep the packages up to date. Over time you will find out this approach is simply not worth it. :)
With NestJS I saved quite a lot of time, I can setup
a complex project with everything needed (typescript, linting, testing, typeorm, db schemas, workers, etc...) in less than an hour.
That’s the main reason I started using NestJS for most of my projects. These boilerplates are useful, I had a few, but each time I had to setup a new project I had to follow different requirements, so it was already outdated. Not to mention the time you put in to keep the packages up to date. Over time you will find out this approach is simply not worth it. :)
With NestJS I saved quite a lot of time, I can setup
a complex project with everything needed (typescript, linting, testing, typeorm, db schemas, workers, etc...) in less than an hour.
Thanks for your assessment. I don't know NestJS, but will have a look at it now. :)