TypeScript (2): Handling Nullable Types (5 quick ways)Null-able types are all about typing a variable value that can either hold a valid value of a specific type or be NULL or UNDEFINED.Mar 3Mar 3
(1) TypeScript: Create Optional Types From Old Types?Here’s a quick tip on how to use already-existing types to create a new type with optional properties without changing the original type:Jan 20Jan 20
Do We Really Hate Bugs? A Call For Peace… ⎯ CringyAI And Moving Things #2This is the 2nd edition of a light-weight tech-comic newsletter ⎯ CringyAI and Moving Things shares thought-provoking ideas about tech and…Jun 20, 2023Jun 20, 2023
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TypeScript: Any…? Does <any> Have Any Benefits in Your Code?The <any> type in TypeScript is a dangerous "escape hatch" from the type system.Jun 14, 2023Jun 14, 2023
Typescript: Typing Your API Requests — Generics Hacks #4Are you ready to take your REST API requests to the next level? Buckle up, because… Ah! 😑 why go boring? while i can call u guyzzzzz 🤣Jun 14, 20234Jun 14, 20234
Typescript: How to use Generics to make your own Type Templates?Extending from the last post about Type Utilities…Jun 1, 2023Jun 1, 2023
Typescript: Type Utilities for the goodness and reusabilityHow to use Pick/Omit/Exclude/etc.. to do cool stuff..May 29, 2023May 29, 2023
Generics Hacks (1): ReadOnly in Typescript w/ 3 ExamplesGenerics Hacks #: is a quick tip at a time about using typescript generics.May 20, 20231May 20, 20231
TypeScript Generics… How about pizza?Your types are compatible, and they are type-safe in ⚡️ Compile time and even before running your app.May 14, 2023May 14, 2023
