​​Dealing with a common data model between the front-end and the back-end can be a pain if you’re not working on a monorepo. This is because ideally, you do not want duplicate code that can become out of synch by lack of maintenance.

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​​Typescript has had Template Literals since its early stages. They are really useful when you want to create types from a static string. It was not until the Typescript 4.1 release that we saw Template Literal Types. In further releases, the Typescript team has been polishing its features and fixing some quirks. As a result, it is now a mature feature.

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​​For the past few years, Node became one of the most popular back-end solutions. It’s very easy to bootstrap an app on Node and start handling HTTP requests on the fly. But there is a problem, in most cases, Node apps get very complicated and coupled while they grow, so keeping domain and persistence layers separate becomes extremely hard.

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​​Since React props are used to send transmit data between one React component to another, there are many types that you can use to type React props.

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​​At Vim we’re using TypeScript heavily and through our TypeScript journey I’ve found a few patterns that helps organise and improve types declarativity.
There are a few pain points I’d like to discuss and offer some useful tricks and strategies to confront them

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​​TypeScript has many features that we’re using on a regular basis or, to put in another way, too many features to keep in mind. Releases are pretty often. It means that new features are constantly arriving.

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​​React is a JavaScript library, and it is the most popular and industry-leading frontend development library today.

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​​TypeScript is bringing 2 incredible new features to the table, stay on top of what’s coming!

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​​Using strongly typed language has a lot of benefits. But TypeScript is not a magical tool — the stronger types you provide, the better results you will get. Unfortunately, in a lot of the cases we can end up using very broad types to describe much narrower sets of values — it’s foremost apparent when using primitives like strings or numbers.

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​​In this article, I’ll explore the seven most stackoverflowed TypeScript questions.I spent hours researching these. I hope you gain a deeper understanding of the common problems you may face with TypeScript.

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​​Does it sound strange when you first see the T in TypeScript generics?

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​​Welcome to the Mastering TypeScript series. This series will introduce the core knowledge and techniques of TypeScript in the form of animations. Let’s learn together!

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​​Last week I wrote an article about code smells in TypeScript, the article received a lot of attention and praise. So I think many people want to know more about code smells in general and TypeScript to be more specific.

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​​An ORM provides a simpler way to interact with databases in an app, it allows developers to work with data using objects.

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​​For the last couple of years, I have done lots of interviews for the Senior NodeJS Developer position, and one of the key requirements always was a good knowledge of TypeScript. How good exactly? Well, by “good” I understand the ability of a programmer to use TypeScript not just as a set of keywords you can use to define types, but as a tool that helps you design and to write better code.

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​​Achieve Typescript mastery with a 21-steps guide, that takes you from Padawan to Obi-Wan.

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​​We’ll explore twelve TypeScript tricks for writing clean code, with examples that demonstrate how they work and why they are useful. By using these tricks in your own TypeScript code, you can create more robust and maintainable applications that are easier to reason about and debug.

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​​As a programming language that has been gaining popularity among developers, TypeScript has continued to evolve, bringing a plethora of improvements and new features. In this article, we’ll delve into the latest iteration of TypeScript, version 5.0, and explore its most noteworthy updates.

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​​According to Wikipedia, in computer programming, a code smell is any characteristic in the source code of a program that possibly indicates a deeper problem.

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​​The SOLID principles form the foundation of clean, scalable, and maintainable software development. Though these principles originated in Object-Oriented Programming (OOP), they can be effectively applied in JavaScript (JS) and TypeScript (TS) frameworks like React and Angular. This article explains each principle with real-life examples in both JS and TS.

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