Tag: NestJS

The Last Dockerfile You Need for NestJS

In this article  We’ll write a docker multi-stage build together.  We’ll discover how to use the docker file in development and production.  We’ll apply some of the best practices recommended by the Docker team. Let’s go. First, let’s th...

NestJS: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

In the past years, I have developed numerous applications using NestJS, which have been utilized by hundreds, thousands, and even millions of customers throughout Europe. These applications were built in teams of different sizes, including start-ups, scale-ups, and corporate organizations. From modu...

Why NestJS is the Perfect Framework for ASP.NET Teams Migrating to Node.js (Or Vice-Versa)

There are a plethora of ways you can start your web development journey. The modern web has a lot of frameworks, and it’s becoming more of a hurdle for newbies to pick which one is the best for them. Even though a web framework is made for the web itself, there are different reasons you should...

Maximize Code Security in Your NestJS Applications (Part 1)

As a developer, we all know how critical code security is. The recent data breaches at Optus and Medibank highlight the importance of code security again. So, the question is: how can we write secure code to prevent various types of attacks in web applications? Following best pra...

How queues work, implementing AWS SQS for distributed workloads with NestJs

Today, it is important to have scalable systems to keep up with user demands but also keep costs in check, Queues (SQS) offload resource-intensive tasks to a queue, freeing up your application for other requests. This article will attempt to give you a complete view of how queues work, their bene...

The Last Dockerfile You Need for NestJS

The “dev” Stage It’s fairly straightforward. All we need to do is to install npm dependencies and apply some of the best practices: We’ll use “node:alpine” as the based image to produce minimal image size. We’ll install missing shared li...