Thank you for publishing my course. You can also download the Free Nest.js E-book to follow along with the course www.haidermalik.dev/nestjs Subscribe to my channel for more free coding tutorials ua-cam.com/channels/MVcSZa_ba8GxfIIz4OjJNQ.html
thank you for the course! I'm at 03:47:00. All things explained well, like your style. And also I like you show that sometimes you run into issues and fix them cause in my opinion work goes actually this way always
I am currently on 3 hours and a half of the course, up until 3h it was really good, but then the instructor just starts copying and pasting code and rushing through it with little to no explanation, if you didnt pay attention to the course before it gets really chaotic. I highly recommend everyone watching to download the course e-book on description. Im going back and forth between the video and the e-book, and it works great in teaching when the instructor rushes through sections, the e-book has written explanations that sometimes are much more detailed than the video's.
@@joseph5058 I also encourage you to look for a paid course XD, Udemy always has cheap options that are great, you will have a experience times better than with this resource here, not worth the trouble, saying this as someone who actually stuck with this course and then bought one after.
01:24 = Documentation, 03:24 = Create new project , 04:20= Run the application , 05:40= File Structure of Nestjs project , 10:22= Create new module, 11:07= Controller, 14:33= Songs Controller, 15:33= Run the application , 17:05 = Song Controller, API Endpoints , 18:16= Providers or, Services , 20:20= create Song Service Module, 22:22 = Inject Service Module in Controller, 23:25 = Run the application, 24:35= Validate RequestBody , 25:42= Install ClassValidator ClassTransformer package , 26:25= Global Validation , 27:20= create DTO folder , createSongDTO class , 28:42= use of Decorator in DTO class , 30:35= Getting request in Controller , Run & Test Controller methods, 32:44= MiddleWare , 36:30= nest generate help command , 48:22= use of pipe,
thank you for this bro. Please just a thought though, I am trying to follow along and I noticed that you are using some files like those entity classes which you did not include in the book and you are also not showing it clearly for us to know the full details of the entity class you used. I also noticed that you are using an md file where the data is being copied from, but we don't have access to that. i am talking particularly from module 5 lesson 2
For window OS, in 6:58, Maybe the script not working, let try this instead: "start:dev": "SET NODE_ENV=development & nest build --webpack --webpackPath webpack-hmr.config.js --watch", "start:prod": "SET NODE_ENV=production & node dist/main",
remember that every programming language same in logic but different between them is functional programming and object oriented programming 😎😎 tip - enjoy whole video as fun video enjoy it throughly it's only way to become professional coder otherwise ai is there to replace who don't enjoy coding " steve jobs - only way to do great work is do whatever you love "
great tutorial indeed however you could improve typing the code yourself rather than coping and pasting it , it makes it harder to grasp concepts also the way you were adding dependencies by just adding them to the package json and running npm install later it leaves us with no proper way on installing those packages later when we want to use them in our own projects later on otherwise its a great tutorial and i am almost halfway through
CMIIW, It seems there are so many cyclic dependency in the code on 01:23:50 Is it normal to have so many cyclic dependency on entity objects in Typescript?
I am stuck at 5:23:20. I can't get past it. The error is password authentication is failed for the user. But As i rechecked the credentials, they were correct. I don't know what wrong am I doing even though everything's correct. Can anyone help me out from this?
Sería bueno que el curso sea una serie de videos así cada video se trata un capítulo de aprendizaje y también se puede dar un ejercicio para complementar lo aprendido Muchas gracias por enseñar
There is no specific one, nest.js has no dependencies on specific frontend frameworks. see what frontend frameworks are requested in jbos in your current country, pick one and stick with it
At 1:20:39 you imported Column, Entity, PrimaryGeneratedColumn, OneToMany, and ManyToOne from typeorm when you had already installed typeorm behind the scenes without telling your audience to install it. Imagine someone with no knowledge wouldn't even know typeorm is a package that needs to be installed. You created a song entity behind the scenes and used it in the playlist entity without your audience knowing when and how you created the song entity. This course just lacks continuity because it seems jumpy. Man was literally just doing stuff off-camera and continuing from where he stopped whenever he start recording. Sometimes, the instructor just copies and pastes code which might leave beginners confused but then, nice content.
Will coding be replaced by Ai ? There are so many layoffs daily on the news i am following and learning from your channel will this be helpful for me in the future? Please reply ❤
be sure, you provide the correct authentication data for connection otherwise it can't be working. I had run into same issues. It was when I didn't understand concepts of backend clearly and try to make steps like I was in the completely dark room. Everything in course works actually, I checked it out by my own
great tutorial but the guy doesn't explain well the whole tutorial he is always constantly opening the manual its better you read through it before the lesson and explain it later it makes it boring the way you do it
decent course - I would recommend two improvements, both for the channel and for the author: 1. always upload high-quality videos when showing code. 720p looks terrible on large screens when following tutorials. 4K please, or at least HD. 2. this tutorial can be hard to follow logic on because he bounces around a lot. a little polish goes a long way in building understanding. I'd recommend using BDD and the built-in test framework to "build up" a solution like this and then code against the tests, both to create better understanding for the student and to create good testing practices. I worry this tutorial may lead to knowing fundamentals, but ultimately building sloppy, poorly maintainable solutions. Edit: I'm further in, and it seems your videos are also out of order. For example, you do the one-to-many video before the TypeORM introduction. I imagine this is extremely confusing for new developers trying to follow along. I'd almost recommend deleting this post and fixing it.
tbh this course is so hard to understand. the instructor is bad at explaining, videos doesnt add up... its really bad but thank you for what you do for the community freecodecamp
This is very very poorly executed tutorial i have ever seen, very vague...no clear understanding ...just seems like the guy is tryna finish a lecture in a class.
They are not at the same lane. One is pure backend, the other is backend + frontend. You can see similarities with Next.js and Nuxt.js where first uses React, second uses Vue. And I bet Next.js was not that popular when it was released on 2016 that worth to be "stolen".
Thank you for publishing my course. You can also download the Free Nest.js E-book to follow along with the course
www.haidermalik.dev/nestjs
Subscribe to my channel for more free coding tutorials
ua-cam.com/channels/MVcSZa_ba8GxfIIz4OjJNQ.html
Nice
Jzk
What's is called the theme that's you use on vs code in this Vedio
@@hshjakjqkqkk6310 Material Theme
Hey man,
I really appreciate your effort for this course.
Best♥
thank you for the course! I'm at 03:47:00. All things explained well, like your style. And also I like you show that sometimes you run into issues and fix them cause in my opinion work goes actually this way always
I am currently on 3 hours and a half of the course, up until 3h it was really good, but then the instructor just starts copying and pasting code and rushing through it with little to no explanation, if you didnt pay attention to the course before it gets really chaotic.
I highly recommend everyone watching to download the course e-book on description. Im going back and forth between the video and the e-book, and it works great in teaching when the instructor rushes through sections, the e-book has written explanations that sometimes are much more detailed than the video's.
Thanks for the information
I'm unable to download it. Says 'User account is restricted'. Would love to get the guide.
@@danielgillett370 try again, it worked for me just now
see this just discourages me... will keep going regardless
@@joseph5058 I also encourage you to look for a paid course XD, Udemy always has cheap options that are great, you will have a experience times better than with this resource here, not worth the trouble, saying this as someone who actually stuck with this course and then bought one after.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge, I'm ready to buy the official NestJs course :D
npm i --save class-validator class-transformer 25:50
01:24 = Documentation,
03:24 = Create new project ,
04:20= Run the application ,
05:40= File Structure of Nestjs project ,
10:22= Create new module,
11:07= Controller,
14:33= Songs Controller,
15:33= Run the application ,
17:05 = Song Controller, API Endpoints ,
18:16= Providers or, Services ,
20:20= create Song Service Module,
22:22 = Inject Service Module in Controller,
23:25 = Run the application,
24:35= Validate RequestBody ,
25:42= Install ClassValidator ClassTransformer package ,
26:25= Global Validation ,
27:20= create DTO folder , createSongDTO class ,
28:42= use of Decorator in DTO class ,
30:35= Getting request in Controller , Run & Test Controller methods,
32:44= MiddleWare ,
36:30= nest generate help command ,
48:22= use of pipe,
Im confused. In 24:40 al lot of code was added without explanation. It not possible to follow the course.
that is to test the api
Something wrong with the order, cause in 01:20:59 One To Many Relation we already have part of code which will be in 01:43:42 Create an Entity
Get from source code required codes
My guy drop the most banger course in nextjs ever for free. Thanks you very much sir
Set playback speed at 1.75. You are welcome
joa this monda must have more views
thank you for this bro. Please just a thought though, I am trying to follow along and I noticed that you are using some files like those entity classes which you did not include in the book and you are also not showing it clearly for us to know the full details of the entity class you used. I also noticed that you are using an md file where the data is being copied from, but we don't have access to that. i am talking particularly from module 5 lesson 2
@freecodecamp pls bring complete course on data science , machine learning and AI in detail
++
It's so easy to learn.
Thanks bro from India.
Global companies are waiting for me
bruh
For window OS, in 6:58,
Maybe the script not working, let try this instead:
"start:dev": "SET NODE_ENV=development & nest build --webpack --webpackPath webpack-hmr.config.js --watch",
"start:prod": "SET NODE_ENV=production & node dist/main",
remember that every programming language same in logic but different between them is functional programming and object oriented programming 😎😎 tip - enjoy whole video as fun video enjoy it throughly it's only way to become professional coder otherwise ai is there to replace who don't enjoy coding
" steve jobs - only way to do great work is do whatever you love "
more like love whatever you do.
great job !! 😍😍😍😍
great tutorial indeed however you could improve typing the code yourself rather than coping and pasting it , it makes it harder to grasp concepts also the way you were adding dependencies by just adding them to the package json and running npm install later it leaves us with no proper way on installing those packages later when we want to use them in our own projects later on otherwise its a great tutorial and i am almost halfway through
Nest JS and Next JS have such similar names, it took me a second here.
@user-zj5qe6cr5p Node JS is not a framework, but a Javascript runtime
@user-zj5qe6cr5p It's actually Nuxtjs - The Vue Framework
1:22:10 we don't have song and user entity at that time, we haven't installed typeorm yet
you need to do module 4 first
Than why is the section 3 section 4?
@@kevinat71
@@kevinat71 could you pelase provide the time stamp ?
nice course, easy for understanding what really happenning
Just started to learn nest before two days ...
And what is it
@@anyting1458 just backend version of angular as I had already familiar with angular
Same
tell me when did you stop video and found new one? :D
Please advance with GraphQl or tRPC 😅💯.
I have been looking for this thanks
29:56 Remove the @IsString() decorator from the dto for the create-song, or else you'll get an error if you pass in array
any plans on a Symfony course? The one you have on your channel is 4+ years old and there were 3 major releases since then
Thank you 🙏
Anybody how is the demand of this frame work in the market
Thank you for using prisma too, seems better than typeorm
Why So?
CMIIW, It seems there are so many cyclic dependency in the code on 01:23:50
Is it normal to have so many cyclic dependency on entity objects in Typescript?
Honestly, is this worth learning, especially from an employment standpoint?
I need to create a web api. I never used node js but i used angular in the past. Should i go with express js or nest js? Thanks for any suggestions
nestjs
nest includes express and fastify
First here to learn
I have a question. I use as an API Thunder Client, but you use RestClient. It is Ok tu use Thunder Client ? Also what Happend at 24:40 ?
You can use postman, thunder client and rest client. Its your choice
Let's always do alot of good
Thankyou for this video, Please make a video on Vue.js
As of December 4, 2023, the latest version of @nestjs/passport is 10.0.3 and passport is 0.7.0.
Please be mindful while installing it.
Let’s goooo 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Can I use React for the frontend for a NestJS backend?
you can use anything
You can use a combination of any 2 frameworks for frontend and backend
yes nest builds a rest api or graph ql which can supports all js frontend frameworks and html css and js
Yes
perfect combo
there is no exception handling if you try to sign up an email that is already taken
i watched your course course
First ❤
Where could I find the needed code to setup the local database?
what happened at 1:20:40 the whole thing changed.. i didnt really understand what difference it makes in scopes of request..
If i don't know about the node.js then and also can i see this ?
No, learn node first
How many JS frameworks there are?
-Yes.
I Think: NestJS = Springboot + Angluar
Well as someone who had been coding in nest js, angular and spring boot. I totally agree with this 😅
You are right. Nestjs is copying Spring boot😃
thx, plz teach nestjs along side angular
I am stuck at 5:23:20. I can't get past it. The error is password authentication is failed for the user. But As i rechecked the credentials, they were correct. I don't know what wrong am I doing even though everything's correct. Can anyone help me out from this?
why u off the timestaps that was important as long video need
Is it okay to learn NestJs without a background with react?
do you want develop fullstack app? so no matter what you choose for frontend. but background in angular should help for starting in nest js
I haven't seen one course teach very badly. No explanation of the code, just copying the code and running it =)))) 52:09
Sería bueno que el curso sea una serie de videos así cada video se trata un capítulo de aprendizaje y también se puede dar un ejercicio para complementar lo aprendido
Muchas gracias por enseñar
Anyone can tell me which one is best for nest js in front end and in this course which is used in front end as backend is nest js
There is no specific one, nest.js has no dependencies on specific frontend frameworks. see what frontend frameworks are requested in jbos in your current country, pick one and stick with it
At 1:20:39 you imported Column, Entity, PrimaryGeneratedColumn, OneToMany, and ManyToOne from typeorm when you had already installed typeorm behind the scenes without telling your audience to install it.
Imagine someone with no knowledge wouldn't even know typeorm is a package that needs to be installed.
You created a song entity behind the scenes and used it in the playlist entity without your audience knowing when and how you created the song entity.
This course just lacks continuity because it seems jumpy. Man was literally just doing stuff off-camera and continuing from where he stopped whenever he start recording.
Sometimes, the instructor just copies and pastes code which might leave beginners confused but then, nice content.
lol i second you i am watching it now its a great tutorial but it is not beginner friendly
especially just copy pasting code
can not download e book , ti showing you account rusticated
Ayer empeze a aprender jajajaja te quiero mucho freecodecamp
01:26:00
QueryFailedError: cannot truncate a table referenced in a foreign key constraint
i have this error in 8:37:23
anyone have idea?
This course feels very jumpy. Lot of skips are noticed. So there is lack of continuity.
you need to do the module 4 first before the 01:20:59 One To Many Relation chapter
i confuse at 01:20:59 someone give me true flow of module 4 please
Will coding be replaced by Ai ? There are so many layoffs daily on the news i am following and learning from your channel will this be helpful for me in the future? Please reply ❤
yes, eventually it will
Damn the language barrier is too strong I think. It makes everything slower, but grats for the course :-)
can someone share the ebook with me? The site keeps saying user restricted for me :(
Now you can access the free ebook link
Hey guys, i'm stuck on the database connection, seems like there is something missing in the video anyone to help me out
be sure, you provide the correct authentication data for connection otherwise it can't be working. I had run into same issues. It was when I didn't understand concepts of backend clearly and try to make steps like I was in the completely dark room.
Everything in course works actually, I checked it out by my own
Good course. But please don't use copy-paste code, write code yourself. Read helping material from another pc
the course was good but it jumping from a video to another video then jumping back to another
is there any people who got error at 03:08:12 Authenticate User with Passport JWT
migrations arent working for me i dont know why?
Could you provide the specific error. I have attached the ebook in this video in first comment. Have you tried the exact step mentioned?
@@haidermalik3402 yes step by step it's just the commands aren't working for me
Thank you
Did anyone get this error:
Error during migration generation:
error: database "username" does not exist
great tutorial but the guy doesn't explain well the whole tutorial he is always constantly opening the manual its better you read through it before the lesson and explain it later it makes it boring the way you do it
decent course - I would recommend two improvements, both for the channel and for the author:
1. always upload high-quality videos when showing code. 720p looks terrible on large screens when following tutorials. 4K please, or at least HD.
2. this tutorial can be hard to follow logic on because he bounces around a lot. a little polish goes a long way in building understanding. I'd recommend using BDD and the built-in test framework to "build up" a solution like this and then code against the tests, both to create better understanding for the student and to create good testing practices. I worry this tutorial may lead to knowing fundamentals, but ultimately building sloppy, poorly maintainable solutions.
Edit: I'm further in, and it seems your videos are also out of order. For example, you do the one-to-many video before the TypeORM introduction. I imagine this is extremely confusing for new developers trying to follow along. I'd almost recommend deleting this post and fixing it.
this course has many errors after using env all routes are not working
is there anyone who completed the course?
🔥🔥🔥
Wah wah wah
one project on nestjs+react+mongoose+redux+graphql
tbh this course is so hard to understand. the instructor is bad at explaining, videos doesnt add up... its really bad but thank you for what you do for the community freecodecamp
content: 10/10
light mode: 0/10 🤣
So there's Nextjs and there's NestJs
why not stop war in palestine ?
Double standards brother.
Obviously Ukraine is more important for whatever reason than stupid Palestine
They don’t care ! They need money that’s it
Ask you Dubai sheikhs
Ask hàmàs
Is there someone who concerned that in the near prioritete will be no-code platforms and programming language will be just Language like English.
You are just a worst instructor.
In This course explanation not good. I just start it and in 20 min I closed it.
I would say that this course assumes you got basics of backend and just want to learn how to do it in nestJS. Indeed, it doesn't for beginners
Check out my NestJS tutorial video in my channel-perfect for anyone just starting with backend development!
This is very very poorly executed tutorial i have ever seen, very vague...no clear understanding ...just seems like the guy is tryna finish a lecture in a class.
The worst instructors ever teach I swear.
dissapointed by the video quality
The course is terrible...You just start topic without one knowing when you started it before
😐
no audi
1st
Ah that name is nasty. It screams “I want to steal a piece of the fame that Next.js has”
They are not at the same lane. One is pure backend, the other is backend + frontend. You can see similarities with Next.js and Nuxt.js where first uses React, second uses Vue. And I bet Next.js was not that popular when it was released on 2016 that worth to be "stolen".
A quick look at the release dates would've told you not to make this post.
first
dont want to say but this tutorial is so bad , atleast for me , i didn't understand anything like what is even happening
Looks like it's not whole course... Very chaotic. Will not suggest to take this course for the beginners.
Next time get a better speaker. Couldn’t watch past 1 minute
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VelCome! Maybe I should delay learning nest
Why, when DevinAI will be able to do this in a year or two?
What reason to learn programming if AI exist? (Except as a nonprofit hobby)
Well most of the time when you building complex projects. You have to debug lots of the ai generated code.
you know nothing about code yet
@@Blayzebooth everybody now a programmer