End-To-End Type Safety with React, GraphQL & Prisma

The main focus of the workshop is to learn about end-to-end type safety with React, GraphQL, and Prisma, specifically in the context of setting up a full-stack application.

The instructor of the workshop is Sabin Adams, a developer advocate at Prisma. He has experience working as a full-stack developer and enjoys teaching software development concepts.

The workshop uses React, GraphQL, and Prisma to implement end-to-end type safety in a full-stack application. Additionally, tools like GraphQL Yoga, Pathos, and GraphQL Code Generator are also used.

Prisma is used to model out the database, perform migrations, and set up type-safe database queries in the GraphQL API.

The instructor recommends using the Notion document as a roadmap through the workshop. It is organized into different sections that guide participants step-by-step.

The GraphQL Code Generator is used to validate GraphQL queries against the schema and generate TypeScript types. This ensures that queries are type-safe and aligned with the GraphQL API.

Type safety is ensured by using tools like Pathos and GraphQL Code Generator, which generate types that are consistent with the GraphQL schema and queries. This prevents discrepancies between the front-end and back-end.

Participants can use the setup instructions provided at the beginning of each section to catch up. They can also check out the branches associated with each section from the GitHub repository.

Participants can ask questions in the Discord server during the workshop or reach out to the instructor, Sabin Adams, via Twitter, email, or the Prisma Slack community.

The workshop is expected to last roughly two hours and 40 minutes, although this may vary depending on the pace of the participants and any issues that arise.