Avoid These Typescript Mistakes

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Wohoo typescript! Let's talk about how typescript and it's typechecking. What happens at runtime and some common pitfalls devs might run into.
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[@developedbyed]

More Typescript? 👀

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[@phaneendra777]

Sure agre Ed😁

[@serpercody5347]

Great video as always Ed. Honestly you could make a video just talking about anything and I would still watch it, can't wait for more typescript from you.

[@Se7en7upp]

hey ed, do you have a typescript course ? a video about it ? Thanks for your amazing work !

[@dotpenji]

Great job explaining TypeScript concepts! How do you recommend handling API response type inconsistencies to avoid runtime issues?

[@motivatedbeastph]

informative content though!

[@anonymoussloth6687]

But why does that first error not get resolved with instanceof? Doesn't typescript have type narrowing?

[@mantas9827]

Because enemy is an interface not a class. TypeScript interfaces only exist during compile-time for type checking, and they are not present in the resulting JavaScript code after compilation. In the compiled JavaScript, Enemy is not defined, so the instanceof check fails. So to put simply enemy is not a real thing when the code runs, it's just a helpful idea while writing code and therefore the runtime check fails, while in the 'power' in stranger example it's a valid runtime check so everything works.

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Hi, video series on Bun ??

[@sparshtiwari5485]

Isn't Svelte and more frameworks switching back to Vanilla JS just because of the complexity that TS has????

[@firen777]

Svelte ditches typescript because they don't want the extra compilation and build step. However, they have plenty of JSDoc typing, which contains most of the Typescript linting/type checking benefits, as well as allowing Typescript use to keep using the framework with no issues.
Turbo 8 did it because the author think being a contrarian is a sign of smartness and flipping off contributors is based.

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Which theme is that?

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I think it's "community material theme ocean high contrast"

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Do you think AI will replace developers.(be honest 🙂)

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Current trend : just avoid TypeScript 😂😂

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