Next.js and NestJS are often compared as if you have to choose one.
But that comparison is slightly misleading.
Next.js is primarily a React framework that can also handle server-side logic, API endpoints, authentication, database access, and other backend tasks.
NestJS, on the other hand, is a dedicated backend framework built around modules, dependency injection, controllers, services, queues, WebSockets, microservices, and structured application architecture.
So the more interesting question isn't:
