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What is Drizzle, and why do teams treat the schema as a contract? Drizzle is a TypeScript first layer over PostgreSQL that keeps migrations, types, and queries aligned. Here is why teams treat the schema as a contract instead of a rumor.
How do types go from the database to the client? How a typed path from database to UI keeps product teams honest without drowning in ceremony.

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