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What is tRPC?
tRPC (TypeScript Remote Procedure Call) is a framework that allows you to build fully typesafe APIs without schemas or code generation. It enables you to easily share TypeScript types between your server and client, providing end-to-end type safety. It's commonly used for building APIs for React and Next.js applications, simplifying data fetching and mutations.
What other technologies are related to tRPC?
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tRPC Complementary Technologies
Prisma
Prisma is an ORM that can be used with tRPC to manage database interactions. It provides type-safe database access, which aligns well with tRPC's type-safe approach.
Next.js
Next.js is a React framework that often uses tRPC for building type-safe APIs. It provides features like server-side rendering and API routes that integrate well with tRPC.
React Query
React Query (now TanStack Query) is a library for data fetching and caching in React applications. It is a common choice for consuming tRPC APIs in React components. tRPC handles API and React Query handles caching and state on the client
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Frontend Engineer
0.1% of all Frontend Engineer jobs mention tRPC
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AI Engineer
29 AI Engineer jobs mention tRPC
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Software Engineer
801 Software Engineer jobs mention tRPC
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Mobile Developer
33 Mobile Developer jobs mention tRPC
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Engineer
864 Engineer jobs mention tRPC
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