In the previous tutorial, we focused on making a GET request from an Ionic application to a NestJS backend. A GET request is generally pretty simple, as all we are doing is making a generic request to a specific URL which will then return a response. In this tutorial, we are going to cover how […]
Using Providers and HTTP Requests in a NestJS Backend
In the previous tutorial, we covered setting up a simple NestJS server that communicated with an Ionic application. All we have done so far is create a simple controller in NestJS that responded with some dummy message data. At the moment, it looks like this: The purpose of the previous tutorial was to introduce you […]
An Introduction to NestJS for Ionic Developers
Creating a backend for your application has typically required a totally different skill set to what you might use for the front end. Over time, those lines have blurred as the likes of NodeJS and server-side JavaScript have risen in popularity. Now, with NestJS, you might not even feel like you are working on a […]