How to optimize your TypeORM project

Optimization is an essential and hot topic in the software development world. In our everyday activities, we try our best to make sure our applications run faster as more requests are made to get resources from them.

TypeORM as an Object Relational Mapping library is not left out in this regard. In this article, I'll be talking about some ways you can speed up your app.

Here's a list of things you can do to achieve that:

• TypeORM: An open-source ORM library that supports multiple relational databases and provides a powerful set of tools for working with databases.

• Sequelize: A popular ORM library for Node.js that supports multiple relational databases and provides a simple and powerful query API.

• Waterline: An ORM library for Node.js that supports multiple databases, including MongoDB, MySQL, and PostgreSQL, and provides a simple and flexible query API.

• Mongoose: A popular ORM library for MongoDB that provides a simple and powerful query API, and supports features such as middleware, pre- and post-hooks, and validation.

• Prisma: An ORM library for Node.js that supports multiple databases, including MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite, and provides a simple and intuitive query API.

• Bookshelf.js: A minimalistic ORM library for Node.js that provides a simple and flexible query API and supports features such as relations and transactions.

• node-orm2: An ORM library for Node.js that supports multiple relational databases, including MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite, and provides a simple and flexible query API.

• Objection.js: An ORM library for Node.js that provides a powerful query builder and supports features such as relations, transactions, and validation.

These libraries provide a variety of options for working with databases in TypeScript and JavaScript and can help make it easier to interact with databases in a more object-oriented way.