Any recommendations for a backend framework that’s easy to work with?

[LewisLincoln]

I’m looking for something structured and reliable for building server-side apps. Ideally, it should be easy to maintain, work well for bigger projects, and not feel chaotic like plain Node.js sometimes does. If anyone has experience with a solid solution, I’d appreciate some advice.

 

[Bailey Izaak]

From my own experience, Nest has been a great option. It’s built on top of Node.js but gives you a much more organized, modular setup. I like that it feels similar to frameworks like Angular — everything has its place, and the architecture really helps when the project grows. Dependency injection, decorators, and the built-in CLI save a lot of time, and it’s perfect if you want something clean and scalable right from the start.
If you want to check out examples and see how it works, you can visit the official website — it's a good starting point to get familiar with the framework.