Concerns About Using Effect RPC Library Over TRPC with Zod
Hey all, I currently have a repo using drizzle and TRPC with Zod schema for schema validation. The beauty of using Zod is that it comes with out of the box inference for your drizzle schema.
I am considering using the new Effect RPC library but am worried it's a little early and I'll have to be doing a bit too much to get the same output and speed as I currently get.
I couldn't see much easy to consume documentation on the Effect RPC library and on top of that I don't know if it's going to be able to compete with TRPC as it comes with the React Query API's underneath.
I am considering using the new Effect RPC library but am worried it's a little early and I'll have to be doing a bit too much to get the same output and speed as I currently get.
I couldn't see much easy to consume documentation on the Effect RPC library and on top of that I don't know if it's going to be able to compete with TRPC as it comes with the React Query API's underneath.
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