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All Things Typescript Newsletter - Issue #3

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All Things Typescript Newsletter - Issue #3

Maina Wycliffe
Mar 21, 2022
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All Things Typescript Newsletter - Issue #3

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Hello there, thank you for subscribing and staying subscribing. This week was a quiet one in terms of announcements related to Typescript but I have found some rather interesting articles and tweets that you will find very insightful.

I have a personal announcement to make in terms of the direction I want to take All Things Typescript and hopefully, you will find this really interesting and helpful. In every issue, starting from next week, I will be including a lesson on Typescript, Javascript, and programming in general that can help you further improve your skills and knowledge.

On top of that, I will introduce a challenge section, that will include Typescript related challenges that you can maul on in the course of the week. I will give the answers to the challenges in the next issue.

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Top Articles

How to use the keyof operator in TypeScript - LogRocket Blog

Learn how to use the keyof operator with other features in TypeScript in order to improve type safety in your code.

blog.logrocket.com

A complete guide to TypeScript’s never type

TypeScript’s never type is very under-discussed, because it’s not nearly as ubiquitous or inescapable as other types. A TypeScript beginner can probably ignore never type as it only appears when dealing with advanced types, such as conditional types, or reading their cryptic type error messages.

zhenghao.io

Why I Migrated From JavaScript to TypeScript Again

JavaScript runs the web, people say. However, it’s also true that 39% of JavaScript developers hate it, according to the 2021 Stack Overflow survey and only 61% of them really want to work with it.

betterprogramming.pub

Demystifying ‘this’ in JavaScript

It’s something used all the time in JavaScript, but often what it refers to is a mystery. In JavaScript, this works quite differently from other programming languages - and it works differently depending on if you are using use strict mode or not. If you find it hard, you aren’t alone.

javascript.plainenglish.io

Debugging TypeScript using Replay Node | by Cecelia Martinez | Replay | Mar, 2022 | Medium

Recently, we sat down with Mateusz Burzyński, aka AndaristRake, to talk about how he debugged an issue in TypeScript using Replay for Node. With the replay-node-cli, you can record a Node runtime for…

medium.com

7 Rare But Useful JavaScript Tricks | JavaScript in Plain English

Since the development of JavaScript, many amazing libraries and frameworks have appeared. They provide a great convenience for our modern life, but many of them are based on native implementation…

javascript.plainenglish.io

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