ok i think data fetching just peaked it doesn't get better than this

@joshtriedcoding it does get even better: use a TanStack/React-Start server function and you'll get type safety and less boilerplate.

@joshtriedcoding What if you had built-in caching to your client API?

@joshtriedcoding I don’t know it seems like get_connected_account() everything else is boilerplate

@joshtriedcoding @grok can you elaborate how this is better than axios etc etc?

@joshtriedcoding Literally just use SWR It’s 10x this

@joshtriedcoding 🤨

the peak should look more like const { data } = useQuery('/connected-account') - `useQuery` is baked into the framework, handles all the boiler plate under the hood. - No need for a key, the url is already the key. - `data` is typesafe out of the box without type-gen - You also have the option to prefetch this on the server

@joshtriedcoding I prefer direct tRPC <> React Query integration (don’t have to worry about query keys + less verbose among other things)

@joshtriedcoding Await in return statement 🫠

@joshtriedcoding Dont use TypeScript if you're not going to use types.

@joshtriedcoding This was peak data fetching:

@joshtriedcoding It does get better with tanstack start imo. This tech stack just keep getting better it's insane

@joshtriedcoding ufff I find trpc much better ergonomically than this

@joshtriedcoding try @zero__ms

@joshtriedcoding This is close to perfect, but tRPC is the winner

@joshtriedcoding is this jsstack?

@joshtriedcoding Check out `queryOptions`. It's a game changer for optimistic updates and invalidations (typesafe!!). I only found it earlier this year and can't believe I ever used TanStack Query without it. tkdodo.eu/blog/the-query…

@joshtriedcoding Is this tRPC?

@joshtriedcoding it does in fact get better - imagine all these boilerplate queries are generated for you orval.dev

@joshtriedcoding orpc

@joshtriedcoding I guess you hadn’t heard of oRPC or tRPC

@joshtriedcoding Just use orpc bro

@joshtriedcoding you're missing data validation though with Zod or something similar. this way you can always make sure the data is actually the type you expect

@joshtriedcoding It does. Checkout @zero__ms

@joshtriedcoding How do you fetch data on a server? and, is react-query suitable for data mutations, like useSWR?

@joshtriedcoding Nope

@joshtriedcoding @grok summarize for me, a noob

@joshtriedcoding Tanstack?

@joshtriedcoding another day thanking god for not working with JS/TS

@joshtriedcoding I dno const { data } = await axios.get(“setttings”) is pretty dope 😂