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Implement full-stack features in Next.js with Prisma and oRPC by following a layered architecture that covers Prisma schema, Zod DTOs, DAL classes, oRPC procedures, client hooks, and UI components end-to-end.

Building CRUD operations with TypeScript, Prisma, and Zod requires defining a Prisma schema, creating Zod DTOs for validation, implementing Prisma DAL classes, and exposing oRPC procedures to ensure type safety across the full stack.

oRPC integrates with Next.js UI components by generating client mutation hooks that connect UI elements directly to oRPC procedures, ensuring type-safe data fetching and mutations without manual API wiring.

User scoping and authentication middleware in TypeScript full-stack apps can be applied consistently and automatically across all operations by enforcing strict architectural layers within your oRPC procedures and Prisma DAL classes.

Yes, you can use Prisma DAL classes to separate database access from oRPC procedures, creating a strict layered architecture where data access logic is isolated from API routing and business logic.

Generating full-stack features with TypeScript and Prisma is limited by its strict architecture; it requires adherence to specific layers like Zod DTOs and oRPC procedures, making it unsuitable for projects not using this exact technology stack.