Ah yes, the age-old question: Do I use GraphQL or tRPC? 🤔

Well, we've gathered two open-source library maintainers from each project to ask them about their thoughts on exactly this!

Join us as we chat with Alex (the creator of tRPC), Phil (the maintainer of the urql GraphQL client), and the live audience in London, as we chat about exactly this! 🙌🏽

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Type systems like TypeScript are the next thing when developing JavaScript applications. They make sure that your props are passed in the correct form and shape throughout your application. Together with GraphQL's query language based on types, you can create the web application of the future!

This talk will show you how to leverage the TypeScript type system to help you create a type safe application, all based on your data coming from GraphQL. If you're working with React and either TypeScript or GraphQL, you'll definitely want to combine them afterwards.

When writing a fullstack application a common problem facing developers today is keeping data consistency between the frontend and backend. What the backend expects and what the frontend sends is not always the same.

In this talk we’ll look at this problem and different approaches to solve it. We’ll take a look at how AWS Amplify approaches this problem and show a demo. We’ll also compare and contrast other TypeScript approaches with React and Next.

We talk a lot about type safety for so many applications. Little attention is given to search -- ask a developer and one of the most ubiquitous features implemented is search. How can we make this better?

If you’ve asked or wondered how to make the search experiences you build add to web applications better in function, speed and accuracy then this talk is for you! We’ll dive a little deeper into search, tackling how Typescript helps out with an engaging demo to top it off.