I want something more organized than plain Node.js, easy to maintain as the project grows, and that won’t turn messy with time. Any personal experiences with frameworks like that?
In my experience, NestJS has been a game-changer for keeping backend projects clean and maintainable. On a project I worked on, the modular structure and clear separation between controllers, services, and modules made it easy to manage even as the codebase expanded. The dependency injection system helped me write testable and reusable code, and the decorators simplified routine tasks. It’s definitely a framework that encourages best practices without slowing you down. For practical tips and examples that really helped me, I relied on the mongodb development team on the Stubbs website.
