View profile

All Things Typescript Newsletter - Issue #6

Maina Wycliffe
Maina Wycliffe
@mwycliffe_dev
Good morning and Happy Easter. Due to the holidays, the last wasn’t the most eventful, but we got some great content to aid you in your journey of Learning and mastering Typescript from great contributors, which I have curated for you.
I also managed to publish an article on Performance on the web, which you can check below, and I hope you will enjoy it. I didn’t manage to add a lesson for this issue, but that will be back in the next issue once the holidays are over.
If you have any questions, my DMs are open; feel free to reach out, and I will do my utmost best to answer your questions. I hope you enjoy the current issue and have a great and successful week.

My Article
Performance: Choosing The Right Tools...
Learn why you should not stick to a single framework for developing websites and web apps but instead be able to count on more than one.
mainawycliffe.dev
Top Articles
Understanding JavaScript Event Loops
Asynchronous code in JavaScript may appear as a callback for setTimeout or setInterval functions, an event callback for events such as click or hover, as a callback for an HTTP request, or as a promise callback.
betterprogramming.pub
A Namespace-Based Approach to Organizing TypeScript Code - Netanel Basal
I like to have a types file for each package that manages the types related to it for my applications. With Typescript namespaces, we can…
netbasal.com
How to Use TypeScript with GraphQL using TypeGraphQL
Developer Advocate and Content Creator passionate about sharing my knowledge on Tech. I teach JavaScript / ReactJS / NodeJS / React Frameworks / TypeScript / et al If you read this far, tweet to the author to show them you care.
www.freecodecamp.org
Programmers, Your Life is Lot More Important than Making Money
Programmers have made their lives more difficult. I see a lot of programmers who are only interested in making more money at the expense of their lives and health.
javascript.plainenglish.io
4 Awesome Browser APIs You Might Not Be Using Yet | by Gourav Kajal | Apr, 2022 | Better Programming
Browser APIs are very important features of HTML incorporated inside your web browser. These Web APIs are much more powerful than you might think. There are some great APIs that are so underrated…
betterprogramming.pub
Advanced Typescript by Example: API Service Manager | by Ross Bulat | Medium
This article will take you through the implementation of an API service manager written in Typescript to efficiently handle web services, consisting of two classes along with their associated types…
rossbulat.medium.com
Extending TypeScript Generics for Additional Type Safety | by Jason Byrne | Apr, 2022 | Better Programming
Generics is one of the more complicated aspects of TypeScript, so baby steps are important. In this article, I’ll do some quick examples of how to do more advanced maneuvers by extending your generic…
betterprogramming.pub
A Comparison of WebAssembly and JavaScript | by KleinC. | Apr, 2022 | Medium
I used AssemblyScript to create WebAssembly this time. I looked up many tools, like compiling Go to wasm or Haskell to wasm. Those are good in some ways, but also some pitfalls. For Go, it can…
medium.com
Tweets
Simon Høiberg
TypeScript Tip 💡

You can use "Pick" to quickly create new types.

And the cool thing is...
Pick is an inbuilt utility type.

We have that available natively in TypeScript. https://t.co/Nup1p55A5o
Matt Pocock
🤔 Imagine a free, community-based approach for learning TypeScript - at any level.

What would it look like?

Some ideas:

- Weekly live streams covering core concepts/community questions
- Discord Q&A's throughout the week
- Different streams/channels for beginner/advanced
Angular
The 2021 Angular Developer Survey results are in! 🎉

Head to our blog to read what Angular developers are saying, and how we reflected your feedback in our roadmap! 🗺

https://t.co/1hoyUjoqMG
Andrew Baisden ♐️
TypeScript has static type checking whereas JavaScript does not. If you want to write code that has less runtime and compile time errors then TypeScript is the natural progression. https://t.co/Oau7cI8LhK
Did you enjoy this issue? Yes No
Maina Wycliffe
Maina Wycliffe @mwycliffe_dev

Hand-picked typescript and related content on a weekly basis to help you improve your skills and knowledge.

In order to unsubscribe, click here.
If you were forwarded this newsletter and you like it, you can subscribe here.
Created with Revue by Twitter.