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The document provides an overview of Nest.js, a framework for building scalable Node.js applications, highlighting its advantages such as improved code organization, reduced boilerplate, and faster development. It compares Nest.js with Express.js, noting that Nest.js is better suited for large-scale applications while Express.js is ideal for smaller projects. Key concepts include modular design, dependency injection, and the framework's support for TypeScript.

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The document provides an overview of Nest.js, a framework for building scalable Node.js applications, highlighting its advantages such as improved code organization, reduced boilerplate, and faster development. It compares Nest.js with Express.js, noting that Nest.js is better suited for large-scale applications while Express.js is ideal for smaller projects. Key concepts include modular design, dependency injection, and the framework's support for TypeScript.

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Presented by :

MOUBARAK SAFIA

MESLOUHI LAMIYA

ESSAHTA MAROUANE
summary
SECTION 1 SECTION 2 SECTION 3 SECTION 4
Introduction to Core Concepts & How Nest.js Works & Conclusion .

Nest.js : Structure . Where It’s Used .


How a Nest.js project How Nest.js handles
What is Nest.js? is organized . requests .
Why use it? Explanation of Where Nest.js is
Nest.js VS Express.js : Modules, Controllers, and commonly used (APIs,
Services . microservices, real-time

What Middleware, apps) .

Guards, and Interceptors Mention of databases


do. and authentication .
What is Nest.js?
Nest.js is a framework for building It is built with and fully supports Its architecture is inspired by
efficient, scalable Node.js server-side Typescript but also enables pure Angular, React, and Vue, bringing
applications. JavaScript. structure to backend development.
Why Use Nest.js?
1 Improved Code 2 Reduced Boilerplate
Organisation
Decorators and
Modular architecture dependency injection
promotes maintainability simplify complex tasks.
and scalability.

3 Faster Development
CLI tools and code generation accelerate project setup.

Teams using Nest.js report up to 30% faster development cycles


compared to Express.js.
Why Use Nest.js?

TypeScript Modular Design Dependency


Support Injection
Applications are
Provides static broken down into Makes testing and
typing and enhanced reusable modules, managing
code quality. improving dependencies easier.
maintainability.

Nest.js also enables Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP). The use of


modules allows easier onboarding of new developers.
Nest.js vs. Express.js
NestJS is ideal for large-scale, structured applications with built-in TypeScript, Dependency Injection, and advanced
features like microservices and GraphQL. Express.js is better for smaller, flexible projects due to its simplicity,
minimalism, and ease of use. NestJS enforces best practices and scalability, while Express.js offers full control and a
lower learning curve. Choose NestJS for complexity and Express.js for simplicity

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