import ping from "./client"; // auto-generated const result = await ping( name: "World" ); // fully typed Encore.ts treats background jobs as first-class citizens. You define a queue, and Encore handles the message broker (e.g., Redis, SQS, GCP Pub/Sub):
import Queue from "encore/queue"; export const emailQueue = new Queue("emails", maxConcurrency: 10, ); encore ts
It is still young (first stable release in late 2024), but for greenfield projects, it represents a genuine leap forward in TypeScript backend ergonomics. import ping from "
import SQLDatabase from "encore/storage"; // This single line provisions a real database in dev/prod const db = new SQLDatabase("user-db", migrations: "./migrations", ); import ping from "./client"
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