Tim Deschryver • 7/4/2022

Why we should verify HTTP response bodies, and why we should use zod for this

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This technical article argues for validating HTTP response bodies on the frontend to catch discrepancies with backend APIs. It highlights the problems with manual validation and outdated types, then introduces Zod as a TypeScript-first schema declaration and validation library to simplify this process, ensuring type safety and reducing duplicate code.

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