Im using T3 with NextAuth and Auth0 for authentication. I couldn't figure out how to get the accessToken inside the router without adding it to the session.
Ok- I don't get near the suggestive completions you are getting. what type script extension are you using in vs code? Anytime I get an error- the suggested text is always- essentially- what you are laying out as the old way of doing things. It would be sooo much easier if the suggested text was what was showing up on your screen during the video.
When adding to a project, you don’t want to worry about manually changing types as well. You’ll want them inferred as much as possible to reduce manual keeping track of things
Can't you do `const { data: name } = trpc.useQuery()` and avoid the useState and onSuccess? Otherwise this feels like a step backwards from normal react query.
One thing that I don't like UA-cam videos is the statement "this is where all the magic happens" at the important point and we never know what magic exactly? I am absolute beginner for trpc and t3 and haven't understood the magic till the end. It will be nice if youtubers explain the magic rather than sugarcoating it
I loved how you compare the traditional method of adding type safety to frontend and backend with trpc. Very helpful for learning, subscribed!
Cheers
Brilliantly explained and showed in such a short time. #subbed! Didn't think readability was an issue.
Dude loved that video. Subscribing immediately.
Great tutorial! I managed to follow along using trpc v10 👍🏾
Thank you so much for making this video! Great explanation and easy to follow.
liked the video. just need a zoom in for readability
Cheers, thanks for the feedback
Im using T3 with NextAuth and Auth0 for authentication.
I couldn't figure out how to get the accessToken inside the router without adding it to the session.
this doesn't seem to work in the latest version of t3, it seems to have moved to zod and a different method of creating routes
Ok- I don't get near the suggestive completions you are getting. what type script extension are you using in vs code? Anytime I get an error- the suggested text is always- essentially- what you are laying out as the old way of doing things. It would be sooo much easier if the suggested text was what was showing up on your screen during the video.
Would you be willing to use tRPC 10 for the upcoming tut?
Asking for a friend
The tutorial is up by now and I’ve used the most up-to-date version in that 👍
Dope --- Thanks, Josh !
Why you don’t need to import the answer type?
What do you exactly mean with maintaining the types?
When adding to a project, you don’t want to worry about manually changing types as well. You’ll want them inferred as much as possible to reduce manual keeping track of things
Fantastic tutorial
Cheers man
great explanation mate
Thanks bro, nice explanation
Can't you do `const { data: name } = trpc.useQuery()` and avoid the useState and onSuccess? Otherwise this feels like a step backwards from normal react query.
Yeah that would be a good approach
can you make some app using t3 stack?
suport microfontend???
thanks!
thank you sir
One thing that I don't like UA-cam videos is the statement "this is where all the magic happens" at the important point and we never know what magic exactly?
I am absolute beginner for trpc and t3 and haven't understood the magic till the end. It will be nice if youtubers explain the magic rather than sugarcoating it
thanks man!
very helpful!
it work on my pc thx bro vеry much
Perfecto😍
I can't get over the fact that you used to powershell 🤢
I thought globally typing things in .d.ts was bad practice?