Blitz.js - The Fullstack React Framework
summary
Blitz claims a practical fullstack React stack that removes a separate API by letting front end import server functions directly, compiling those into HTTP endpoints at build time. It is monolithic with no API, built on Next.js and Prisma 2 and ships runtime pieces like zod validation, react-query caching, sessions and passport adapters. Example apps generated with blitz new include working signup/login, server-only queries/mutations, serverless-scalable endpoints and error propagation to the UI.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Blitz.js introduction
- 2:29Why Blitz.js was created
- 4:57Eliminating the API layer
- 7:29Blitz.js core principles
- 9:54Convention over configuration
- 13:02Mutation and query example
- 15:52Getting started with Blitz
- 16:12Community over code
- 17:34Contributing to Blitz
- 18:37Q&A
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