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NestJS has first-class support for TypeORM. And while there is some , it basically stops at providing the PrismaClient as a service. I go one step further and want to show you how to inject single tables via repositories instead.
When web applications grow larger, so does the complexity in developing and maintaining the system. A common way to solve this issue is by using the microservice architecture, where developers break down systems into smaller well-managed components that can be individually managed and scaled. To do this effectively, it’s often helpful to use a microservice framework. But choosing the right framework that natively supports microservices can be challenging.
Welcome to the world of GraphQL! At its core, GraphQL is both a query language for your API and a server-side runtime for executing those queries. It uses a type system you define for your data. GraphQL isn’t just another tool—it represents a new way of thinking about how data is loaded and managed in applications. If you’re coming from a background in RESTful APIs, you are in for a treat.
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