All Things Typescript Newsletter - Issue #8
All Things Typescript Newsletter - Issue #8
Good morning fellow Typescript developers; I hope you had a fantastic weekend. First, I am incredibly excited to announce that we have passed the 100 subscribers mark for this newsletter, and I would like to thank all of you for making this happen. I am aiming for the 200 subscribers mark, and I need your help and support; please share this newsletter with your friends and provide any feedback you have.
This week’s newsletter doesn’t have any challenges or Typescript tips. I was away on holiday last week, but we will be looking at Discriminated Unions in the next issue next week and how we can use them to write better Typescript types.
Top Articles
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One of the most common arguments I’ve heard from those who haven’t adopted TypeScript is “If things work in JavaScript why would I write it in TypeScript?”. Their interest level drops even further when they saw the extra codes that they’ll have to write.
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The Bridge Design Pattern in JavaScript
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Explore memory management, types of memory leaks, and hunting memory leaks in JavaScript using Chrome DevTools.
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Functional Dependency Injection in Typescript | by Hugo Nteifeh | May, 2022 | Medium
Dependency Injection is the separation of the logic of a unit of code from its dependencies. In the context of functions, it takes the form of modeling those dependencies as parameters to the…