Adam Rackis

Drizzle is a new ORM tool that blends traditional ORM querying with a typed SQL API. Drizzle supports various databases (Postgres, MySQL, SQLite) and aims to simplify SQL crafting while avoiding common ORM pitfalls.

This post explores advanced TypeScript utilities for testing and verifying type correctness, akin to unit testing without extra setup.

Server-side component rendering can improve data loading efficiency over client-rendered SPAs. Despite their benefits, such as out-of-order streaming, they have limitations, including slow server action updates and lack of support for client-side interactivity. React Query complements RSC by managing client-side data updates, addressing some of RSC’s drawbacks.

Let’s get into the challenges and strategies of loading data in web applications, focusing on the comparison between client-rendered sites and server-rendered applications. There are some clear negative performance impacts of SPAs and server-rendered apps are *usually* better here, except when data is slow. Then what?

We’ll look at how to use @auth/core, add a Google Provider, and get our sessions persisting in DynamoDB. There is a GitHub repo for reference on everything.