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Adding PostgreSQL, Drizzle and Auth to a Nest.js, tRPC and Turborepo Monorepo
Extend a type-safe TypeScript monorepo with Docker Postgres, drizzle-orm schemas, Nest.js users and posts modules, JWT auth routers and a React login form.
13 min readOne invite form across Server Actions, createServerFn, and tRPC
One invite form built three ways: Next.js Server Actions, TanStack createServerFn and tRPC, compared on types, bundles, JS-off behavior and Zod errors.
7 min readCatching API Contract Drift at Compile Time With an Incremental tRPC Rollout
tRPC turns a renamed backend field into a TypeScript compile error. How to roll it out endpoint by endpoint next to REST, and where it's the wrong tool.
7 min read
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