Most of the times people choose NoSQL when they do not need to have the data stored relationally, most likely for storing things such as logs, sessions or any kind of data which needs high write speeds and easy scaling.

There's a common misconception, that in order to build an application that contains a lot of relations, a MongoDB would be a no-go. This is not only debunked in this article, but we will show you a superior way to handle your application with MongoDB.

In late 2019, our plan was to create a set of tooling which accelerated web development and enabled us to rapidly prototype applications. Because I was basing this on Node & TypeScript, I looked everywhere to see what we can reuse from the community. NestJS (version 6) was the only viable candidate, but it was not enough.

In this article, we'll explore the best ways to handle events with TypeScript or vanilla JS inside any runtime environment. (Browser, Node and Deno)

Meteor is a JavaScript framework started in 2012 by 4 guys from MIT. They secured a total of 22M USD in funding and they have over 42k stars on GitHub. This article is mainly addressed to people that know about Meteor and want to see how we pursued the same bold vision but with a modern twist.