A better way to use 3rd-part types (Extract & Exclude)
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- Опубликовано: 12 мар 2023
- TypeScript has a ton of really great utility types that come built-in, and this video highlights two that, I think, don't get enough attention. It's Extract and Exclude. These types are great for making powerful utility functions and also for easy use of library types.
#typescript #javascript #reactjs #reactquery 
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Easy to understand and useful, thanks :)
What then is the difference between Omit, Pick and Extract, Exclude?
Yeah where does it make sense to opt for Omit/Pick over the others?
The difference is about the type these util types expect. The Omit/Pick types work on interfaces, Extract/Exclude are about union types.
Hmm thanks for the video. Quick qn: Where does the difference come in between Omit, Pick and Extract, Exclude?
Where do you learn this stuff?
Is this called Error Boundaries?
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