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  1. I've often thought #tRPC seems cool, but I can't use it because my backend is in #golang.

    My favorite thing about #graphql is having shared types between the client and server, but the complexity of using it (especially in go) is high.

    I just watched @dimitropoulos talk at #JSWorld about using #protobuf and #gRPC on the web using github.com/bufbuild/connect-we and I'm pretty intrigued. Guarantees on the shape of my data? JSON serialization? Generated #TanstackQuery clients? Yes, please.

  2. I've often thought seems cool, but I can't use it because my backend is in .

    My favorite thing about is having shared types between the client and server, but the complexity of using it (especially in go) is high.

    I just watched @dimitropoulos talk at about using and on the web using github.com/bufbuild/connect-web and I'm pretty intrigued. Guarantees on the shape of my data? JSON serialization? Generated clients? Yes, please.

  3. I've often thought #tRPC seems cool, but I can't use it because my backend is in #golang.

    My favorite thing about #graphql is having shared types between the client and server, but the complexity of using it (especially in go) is high.

    I just watched @dimitropoulos talk at #JSWorld about using #protobuf and #gRPC on the web using github.com/bufbuild/connect-we and I'm pretty intrigued. Guarantees on the shape of my data? JSON serialization? Generated #TanstackQuery clients? Yes, please.

  4. I've often thought #tRPC seems cool, but I can't use it because my backend is in #golang.

    My favorite thing about #graphql is having shared types between the client and server, but the complexity of using it (especially in go) is high.

    I just watched @dimitropoulos talk at #JSWorld about using #protobuf and #gRPC on the web using github.com/bufbuild/connect-we and I'm pretty intrigued. Guarantees on the shape of my data? JSON serialization? Generated #TanstackQuery clients? Yes, please.

  5. I've often thought #tRPC seems cool, but I can't use it because my backend is in #golang.

    My favorite thing about #graphql is having shared types between the client and server, but the complexity of using it (especially in go) is high.

    I just watched @dimitropoulos talk at #JSWorld about using #protobuf and #gRPC on the web using github.com/bufbuild/connect-we and I'm pretty intrigued. Guarantees on the shape of my data? JSON serialization? Generated #TanstackQuery clients? Yes, please.