NestJS Reference Backend, Six Months Later
Docker Compose, Graylog, health checks, bilingual docs, and CQRS-ready repos — what changed in my NestJS reference backend since January.
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Docker Compose, Graylog, health checks, bilingual docs, and CQRS-ready repos — what changed in my NestJS reference backend since January.
I created a Firefox extension to add a 'select all e-mails' button to the old Gmail interface. It worked. It was simple. And I just archived it. Classic.
I created a RouterOS script to send logs to BetterStack at a completely inopportune moment. I should have rested. But I didn't. And now I'm here writing about it.
A comprehensive NestJS backend template with everything you could possibly need. And probably a lot you don't. It's a reference project which you can use as a start point for anything.
A 7 year old NPM package I created to wrap the Alpha Vantage API. It's simple, it's old, and it's still on NPM. Don't judge me.
A blast from the past: a CGI script I wrote in college for network scanning. It's old, it's bash, and it's probably terrible. But hey, it worked!
A meta post about the blog you're currently reading. Because nothing says 'I have too much time' like writing about your own blog.