As far as I understand Phero needs a build-step, where as tRPC does not
This means you won't be getting the same real-time experience/feedback you get with tRPC, because you will still be waiting for Phero's compiler to complete the build
I was expecting something like that to emerge and initially wanted to go into that direction with Garph (see my comment below) but we ultimately decided that a code-gen does not give you the same amazing feeling so we ended building a pure TypeScript library
This means you won't be getting the same real-time experience/feedback you get with tRPC, because you will still be waiting for Phero's compiler to complete the build
I was expecting something like that to emerge and initially wanted to go into that direction with Garph (see my comment below) but we ultimately decided that a code-gen does not give you the same amazing feeling so we ended building a pure TypeScript library
Good luck with Phero in any case!