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TypeScript types can be intimidating to read. My solution? Break it into pieces. This is a preview of my upcoming new course, "TypeScript: Deep Dive". Publishing in May!

13,699 просмотров • 1 год назад •via X (Twitter)

Комментарии: 10

Фото профиля Cory House
Cory House1 год назад

And yes, I wear a tie when writing complex types. Serious business.

Фото профиля ArkType
ArkType1 год назад

Nice! Now explain this.

Фото профиля Cory House
Cory House1 год назад

Any reason you don’t CamelCase your types and type args?

Фото профиля Kerem Atam 🔺
Kerem Atam 🔺1 год назад

developer in a suit is a red flag. muted, blocked, reported.

Фото профиля Cory House
Cory House1 год назад

Fair

Фото профиля Aldo
Aldo1 год назад

I'm not at this level yet but I'll get there 👐

Фото профиля Pavel Svitek 🇨🇭
Pavel Svitek 🇨🇭1 год назад

You know what would be really powerful? Generate a list of example values for those types on demand, directly in editor. Something like "show me how this is used for real". AI-enabled typing documentation.

Фото профиля Virgile RIETSCH
Virgile RIETSCH1 год назад

nice outfit ! dressed well for the occasion Cory!

Фото профиля Michał Zakrzewski
Michał Zakrzewski1 год назад

tie took my whole focus 😉

Фото профиля skane_eng
skane_eng1 год назад

Well, it's easier than unscrambling C declarations: char *(*c[10]) (int **p); “c is an array of 10 pointers to functions that each take a pointer to a pointer to an int as an argument and return a pointer to a char.”

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