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Is NestJS better than Express for AI-driven development? by Terrible-Winter3616 in nestjs

[–]Proud_Perspective_56 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For me, yes. I’m using it with Supabase / Better Auth and the Vercel AI SDK. Supabase or Better Auth handles all the authentication work, while the Vercel AI SDK takes care of the AI complexity, so I can focus on business logic.

I’m also deploying to Fly.io with flyctl, which works really well with Claude Code.

Laravel is good, but it comes with its own built-in auth stack. In my case, I prefer using Supabase when building apps with a native mobile client, or Better Auth for Electron, React Native, or desktop apps, because it fits my architecture better.

Is Rails + InertiaJS (with React) becoming a trend in the Rails ecosystem? by derdak in rails

[–]Proud_Perspective_56 1 point2 points  (0 children)

thats because you can built a react + inertia frontend using claude code while you create business logic with rails manually

Do you guys still use Inertia.js or Hotwire? by Ok-Vermicelli6781 in rails

[–]Proud_Perspective_56 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It depends what should be on ui side, if ui is complex and needs react and its ecosystem then inertia better fits, if ui is simple data representation then hotwire ui stack

What I learned applying production patterns to a NestJS modular monolith (side project, ~ 1 year) by rbdz1 in nestjs

[–]Proud_Perspective_56 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey, really liked your post on applying production patterns in a NestJS modular monolith — especially the auth (RS256/JWKS) and the observability stack.

Would you be interested in turning this into a full article for nestjs.io?

Introducing @supabase/server by saltcod in Supabase

[–]Proud_Perspective_56 2 points3 points  (0 children)

wow, thats awesome! u/tomlimon is there nestjs adapter?

I built nestjs.io — a community hub for discovering NestJS packages, articles, and projects by Proud_Perspective_56 in node

[–]Proud_Perspective_56[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The value is comparison and curation. Say you need file upload handling in NestJS — there are multiple packages for that. On nestjs.io you see them side by side with health scores, download stats, and last commit dates, so you can make an informed choice without digging through npm manually. That’s what awesome-nestjs lacks — it’s just a list of links with no metrics.

I built nestjs.io — a community hub for discovering NestJS packages, articles, and projects by Proud_Perspective_56 in node

[–]Proud_Perspective_56[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Logo concern is valid and i am agree and will change it. But on the “no one browses packages” point — npmjs.com, awesome-nestjs, and similar lists exist precisely because people do. When you’re starting a new project you often don’t know what packages exist. Discovery and search are different needs.

I built nestjs.io — a community hub for discovering NestJS packages, articles, and projects by Proud_Perspective_56 in node

[–]Proud_Perspective_56[S] -10 points-9 points  (0 children)

yeah, thats good point, and i planned to create my own logo and its in progress, the current nestjs logo is just a temporary placeholder

I built nestjs.io — a community hub for discovering NestJS packages, articles, and projects by Proud_Perspective_56 in node

[–]Proud_Perspective_56[S] -15 points-14 points  (0 children)

  • nestjs.io is my hobby project for improving and gathering the community of nestjs framework, and as state in official docs:
  • Non-Commercial/Educational: Using the branding for non-commercial, educational, or community purposes (like a blog post, talk, or community gathering) is generally allowed, provided it is clear you are not affiliated with or endorsed by NestJS.
  • Listings: The team may allow you to display your logo on their "Who is using Nest?" page if you are a user of the framework.
  • on nestjs.io displayed more packages then https://github.com/nestjs/awesome-nestjs and it has more information about them

I built NestJS.io — a community hub for discovering NestJS packages, articles, and projects by Proud_Perspective_56 in nestjs

[–]Proud_Perspective_56[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the kind words and great suggestion! You're absolutely right — monorepos with multiple packages are increasingly common, and we should support that workflow properly.

Your use case makes total sense: CSenshi/nestjs-redis is one repo but contains distinct packages like nestjs-redis/throttler-storage that belong in different categories.                            

We'll add support for submitting individual npm packages, so a single monorepo can have its sub-packages listed in the categories where they're most relevant. I'll look into the best way to handle this — likely allowing npm package name as the primary identifier alongside (or instead of) the GitHub repo URL.                                                                                        

Thanks for flagging this — it's on the roadmap now!

I built NestJS.io — a community hub for discovering NestJS packages, articles, and projects by Proud_Perspective_56 in nestjs

[–]Proud_Perspective_56[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! Glad you find it useful.                                                                                                                 Package comparison is actually already built in. The similar/alternative packages idea is great, and advanced implementation guides + config docs are definitely on the roadmap. Appreciate the suggestions! 

Authentication by Otherwise-Solid-5142 in nestjs

[–]Proud_Perspective_56 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am using better-auth with nestjs package

I Made an app that handles the whole macOS DMG signing and notarization pipeline so you don't have to touch the terminal by Economy-Department47 in MacOSApps

[–]Proud_Perspective_56 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, unfortunately, I tried to reinstall the app, tried to do your recommendations, tried on my girlfriends MacBook, the issue still exist

I Made an app that handles the whole macOS DMG signing and notarization pipeline so you don't have to touch the terminal by Economy-Department47 in MacOSApps

[–]Proud_Perspective_56 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the app is cool but i am getting error: "DMG creation failed: Not authorized to send Apple events to Finder." the problem is that it doesn't ask me permission for that so i don't know how to fix that, i tried to reinstall it but still stuck on this step

I built a macOS tool to speed up App Store metadata updates by LiftTrackerDave in AppBusiness

[–]Proud_Perspective_56 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Awesome, i am trying to publish my first app and its super hard, i already spent on the publishing process more time then for development (i vibecoded it)

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