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NestJS APIs
REST or GraphQL with clear modules. A second app should not have to guess the names.
NestJS
NestJS when the Node API needs a clear shape.
Typed Node services in NestJS — modules, auth, and workers that sit beside React, Laravel, or a shop you already run.
NestJS
Node.js
TypeScript
APIs
How we do this work
What you can expect from us.
NestJS is how we give a Node service a home for each job: auth in one module, orders in another, a worker for the mail that should not freeze the page. TypeScript keeps names on the server in step with React.
It is not a rule for every Node job. A small door can stay Express. A busy product with many teams is happier in Nest. We say so in the brief — we do not start Nest because it is fashionable.
What we ship
What this work usually includes.
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Auth and roles
Login, tokens, and who can do what — written down with the first release, not added after a scare.
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Workers and queues
Mail, imports, and events off the page. Kafka or a simpler queue when more than one service needs the same update.
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Beside Laravel or a shop
Keep PHP, WordPress, or Shopify for the public site. Nest holds the busy API and the jobs behind it.
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Talking to React
The same field names on the screen and in the service. Waiting and failing are part of the contract.
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A version you can stay on
We pin Nest and Node, and we plan the next move before support goes quiet.
After it ships
What the team notices.
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A map, not a pile of files
Each module has an owner. The next person can find the work.
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Node with a desk
Staff still get an admin — Nest, Laravel, or the shop — instead of a raw database window.
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The brief picks Nest or not
Small doors stay small. Nest is for the product that will grow.
Delivery
How we build it.
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Name the doors
Who calls the API, and what must not live in a page request.
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Draw the modules
Auth, the main records, and the worker — before we write the first controller.
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Build in short cycles
Working endpoints and a React or shop client on the same board.
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Test the busy paths
Login, payments, and the jobs that run at night.
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Hand over the note
How to deploy, how to retry a failed job.
Typical use
Where this lands first.
- Product APIs
- Partner doors
- Auth services
- Background workers
- Headless shops
- Live boards
Related services
Pick a next page.
Questions
Questions teams ask first
- NestJS or plain Node?
- Nest when the API will grow and more than one person will touch it. Plain Node when the door is small and should stay small.
- Can Nest sit next to Laravel or Shopify?
- Yes. Many products keep Laravel, WordPress, or Shopify for the public site, and Nest for the API and the jobs.
- Do you only work in Nest?
- No. Nest is one way we build Node. Express and workers without a framework are fine when they fit.
Ready when you are
Talk about a NestJS build.
PHP, Node.js, React, or a mix. You get a tracking ID and a reply from the same people who will build it.