I have a strong affinity for technologies that don't rely heavily on code generation. In that regard, TRPC is the only library that I have used that allows you to build a Full Stack API without it (albeit only with JavaScript).

Removed the GraphQL API in a project and replaced it with trpc.io. End-to-end type safety across the desktop, mobile, and web apps without all the bloat and complexity 🔥 A super nice alternative for adding some Blitz-like DX to your existing apps 😍

Still not over the #tRPC hype. Rebuilt the entire Round API using it.

If you are building a dynamic app with Next.js, you should probably be using tRPC.io. It feels like @prisma for your APIs.

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I am massively impressed by @alexdotjs's trpc.io:

end-to-end type-safety is awesome, but so is the simplicity of the architecture: It fits so nicely in my brain! And It uses GET requests for the queries!

I'm using it in production on @_snaplet, an am very happy

trpc.io Looks super nice. Great lightweight alternative to @GraphQL when you don't need the full power of the language and just to build endpoints. Vertical integration of server- and client-side TS also really slick.

I just tried out trpc.io for the first time and I'm impressed. Sharing types between my backend and frontend has never been so easy.

Great work @alexdotjs

I am extremely impressed with @trpcio. It provides a great experience for developing full stack apps with @nextjs, and notable projects like @calcom are using it.

I'll probably create some content (e.g. tutorials) on it, but curious to hear your thoughts: trpc.io

Learning about @trpcio for the first time today and I'm blown away by it 🤯

Check it out: trpc.io

Thanks @jasonlong for the rec <3