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Nest has always stood on Express or Fastify. Now it stands on its own. Introducing the Node adapter: @nestjs/platform-node runs Nest directly on Node's own http module, with no Express or Fastify underneath. It's the fastest way to run Nest (the video has the numbers), and switching is a one-line change in main.ts. The Express-style request and response helpers that most middleware relies on keep working.

“Nest has always stood on Express or Fastify. Now it stands on its own. Introducing the Node adapter: @nestjs/platform-node runs Nest directly on Node's own http module, with no Express or Fastify underneath. It's the fastest way to run Nest (the video has the numbers), and switching is a one-line change in main.ts. The Express-style request and response helpers that most middleware relies on keep working.” “Nest has always stood on Express or Fastify. Now it stands on its own. Introducing the Node adapter: @nestjs/platform-node runs Nest directly on Node's own http module, with no Express or Fastify underneath. It's the fastest way to run Nest (the video has the numbers), and switching is a one-line change in main.ts. The Express-style request and response helpers that most middleware relies on keep working.”

“Nest has always stood on Express or Fastify. Now it stands on its own. Introducing the Node adapter: @nestjs/platform-node runs Nest directly on Node's own http module, with no Express or Fastify underneath. It's the fastest way to run Nest (the video has the numbers), and switching is a one-line change in main.ts. The Express-style request and response helpers that most middleware relies on keep working.”

“Nest has always stood on Express or Fastify. Now it stands on its own. Introducing the Node adapter: @nestjs/platform-node runs Nest directly on Node's own http module, with no Express or Fastify underneath. It's the fastest way to run Nest (the video has the numbers), and switching is a one-line change in main.ts. The Express-style request and response helpers that most middleware relies on keep working.”

Nest has always stood on Express or Fastify. Now it stands on its own. Introducing the Node adapter: @nestjs/platform-node runs Nest directly on Node's own http module, with no Express or Fastify underneath. It's the fastest way to run Nest (the video has the numbers), and switching is a one-line change in main.ts. The Express-style request and response helpers that most middleware relies on keep working.

“Nest has always stood on Express or Fastify. Now it stands on its own. Introducing the Node adapter: @nestjs/platform-node runs Nest directly on Node's own http module, with no Express or Fastify underneath. It's the fastest way to run Nest (the video has the numbers), and switching is a one-line change in main.ts. The Express-style request and response helpers that most middleware relies on keep working.” “Nest has always stood on Express or Fastify. Now it stands on its own. Introducing the Node adapter: @nestjs/platform-node runs Nest directly on Node's own http module, with no Express or Fastify underneath. It's the fastest way to run Nest (the video has the numbers), and switching is a one-line change in main.ts. The Express-style request and response helpers that most middleware relies on keep working.”

“Nest has always stood on Express or Fastify. Now it stands on its own. Introducing the Node adapter: @nestjs/platform-node runs Nest directly on Node's own http module, with no Express or Fastify underneath. It's the fastest way to run Nest (the video has the numbers), and switching is a one-line change in main.ts. The Express-style request and response helpers that most middleware relies on keep working.”

“Nest has always stood on Express or Fastify. Now it stands on its own. Introducing the Node adapter: @nestjs/platform-node runs Nest directly on Node's own http module, with no Express or Fastify underneath. It's the fastest way to run Nest (the video has the numbers), and switching is a one-line change in main.ts. The Express-style request and response helpers that most middleware relies on keep working.”

Nest has always stood on Express or Fastify. Now it stands on its own. Introducing the Node adapter: @nestjs/platform-node runs Nest directly on Node's own http module, with no Express or Fastify underneath. It's the fastest way to run Nest (the video has the numbers), and switching is a one-line change in main.ts. The Express-style request and response helpers that most middleware relies on keep working.

“Nest has always stood on Express or Fastify. Now it stands on its own. Introducing the Node adapter: @nestjs/platform-node runs Nest directly on Node's own http module, with no Express or Fastify underneath. It's the fastest way to run Nest (the video has the numbers), and switching is a one-line change in main.ts. The Express-style request and response helpers that most middleware relies on keep working.” “Nest has always stood on Express or Fastify. Now it stands on its own. Introducing the Node adapter: @nestjs/platform-node runs Nest directly on Node's own http module, with no Express or Fastify underneath. It's the fastest way to run Nest (the video has the numbers), and switching is a one-line change in main.ts. The Express-style request and response helpers that most middleware relies on keep working.”

“Nest has always stood on Express or Fastify. Now it stands on its own. Introducing the Node adapter: @nestjs/platform-node runs Nest directly on Node's own http module, with no Express or Fastify underneath. It's the fastest way to run Nest (the video has the numbers), and switching is a one-line change in main.ts. The Express-style request and response helpers that most middleware relies on keep working.”

“Nest has always stood on Express or Fastify. Now it stands on its own. Introducing the Node adapter: @nestjs/platform-node runs Nest directly on Node's own http module, with no Express or Fastify underneath. It's the fastest way to run Nest (the video has the numbers), and switching is a one-line change in main.ts. The Express-style request and response helpers that most middleware relies on keep working.”