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Author: Axedyson

apps/content/blog/v1-announcement.md

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 # oRPC v1 Announcement - Typesafe APIs Made Simple 🪄
 
-oRPC is a thing help you build type-safe APIs with TypeScript. It's has own goal but can fairly be compared to other libraries like tRPC, ts-rest, next-safe-action, etc. or even serve as an alternative to them.
+oRPC is a thing help you build type-safe APIs with TypeScript. It has its own goal but can fairly be compared to other libraries like tRPC, ts-rest, next-safe-action, etc. or even serve as an alternative to them.
 
 ## My Story
 
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 ::: info
-You can read more about comparion [here](/docs/comparison)
+You can read more about comparison [here](/docs/comparison)
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 ## ts-rest alternative
 
 After running into the OpenAPI issues with tRPC, I tried ts-rest. While it helped with OpenAPI, I soon found it was missing features I relied on from tRPC, like flexible middleware and easy handling of certain data types (like Dates or Files). After using it for some APIs, I felt it wasn't the complete solution I wanted. This frustration was a key reason I started building oRPC.
 
 ::: info
-You can read more about comparion [here](/docs/comparison)
+You can read more about comparison [here](/docs/comparison)
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 ## next-safe-action alternative