Thank you for sharing your stack and insights!

In the past I've also tried having my server side through the API routes of Nextjs, Supabase Edge Functions, etc, but I didn't like it that much. I like how organize & scalable I can be with Nestjs.

It might a preference issue - but the decorators and the modularization of Nestjs and also its extensibility with other backend stuff makes it more appealing to me.

I know Supabase have a lot of features; as mentioned above, I've tried to go all in with Supabase in the past, but I didn't like how it turns out. The project were able to set off but it's not something I would like explore again, yet. The reason I use Supabase on my stack is because it's just Postgres. I like Postgres so I choose Supabase. If I don't like Postgres, I can go to with Planetscale for mysql. Or another service :)

Thanks again for sharing your insights!