NestJs Course for Beginners - Create a REST API

Thank you Beau! I really enjoyed making this course, I hope that it will be helpful to anyone who wants to learn about NestJs! 😊

Where tf does youtube take me when I fall asleep

@1:22:30 for windows users use timeout 1 instead of sleep 1. Thanks.

For Windows users, instead of sleep 1 put node -e \"setTimeout(()=>{}, 1000)\" on your package.json PD: Thanks Vlad, one of the best courses I've seen 💯

I just switched from Rust/Axum to TS/NestJS. The developer experience with TS and NestJS is hands down beautiful.

Never self-code API Backend but with only first time to watch your video, i understand many thing about it. Thank you very much!

Dude... you're a fantastic teacher. Hands-on approach is the only thing that works for me. The only time I really soak in information is when I apply it in practice. Thank you so much for this easy-to-follow tutorial. If you're a viewer finding this tutorial hard, don't despair. Many of us have a background in another backend framework (Ruby on Rails in my case) so we are very familiar with many concepts talked here. Just keep practicing until it sticks with you, we were all in your shoes once so you'll get there too.

At 1:12 / 1:13, you will now probably have to replace "error instanceof PrismaClientKnownRequestError" with "error instanceof Prisma.PrismaClientKnownRequestError" and do "import { Prisma } from '@prisma/client'"

Everything about this tutorial was more than perfect, the walkthrough, detailed explanation and also the test environment setup, thanks for your hard work, much appreciate it.

This is one of the first fcc videos, that I watch from beginning to end. The instructor was just amazing and I learned tons of tricks along the way. I usually code api's at work with fastapi, but nestjs is a nice weapon for my arsenal. Thank you Vlad!

This is totally amazing. All the other tutorials touches only on some very basic stuff, and this is full proof stuff with test and all that! Really amazing job!

Spent a long time searching for a good guide on using nestjs with Prisma and gotta say this is an amazing guide that came out at the right time.

It is safe to say that I've never watched a better tutorial and I'm not even exaggerating. NestJS is amazing and explained by you seems even more amazing. wow, hope you have a udemy account so I can follow and purchase more of your courses.

if you have hard time with docker like i did. Then run: docker pull postgres and chane postges-13 to postgres:latest in docker-compose

Fantastic training by building an app while you watch, and explaining why stuff is important, but moving on quickly, such a broad coverage of different libraries and tools. I have watched it several times. This will be important for my new job. Thanks.

If you get stuck somewhere, run `npm run build` from terminal. For eg; ValidationPipe issue.

What an amazing course! I am a react native developer. Found this tutorial so informative and easy to understand. Very well structured 👌 Would love to work with such developers ❤️

I listened to around 45 minutes for now, and this seems like a really easy and intuitive way to teach. I read about NestJS and started utilizing it recently, but this video makes my understanding of NestJS really stronger and I appreciate it. You earned yourself another subscriber. :)

I decided to develop my project with prisma and nest thanks to you. Your course very very clear and comprehensible.

Great tutorial! Needed to write a new API for a side biz and was itching for something new. NestJs is very slick, glad I gave it a try. This is the first time I've felt that same productivity boost of Rails from the early days.