Tag: TypeScript

Migrating Azure Functions from JSDoc JavaScript to TypeScript
Migrating Azure Functions from JSDoc JavaScript to TypeScript
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I wrote previously about how to implement a dynamic redirect mechanism for Azure Static Web Apps using Azure Functions. I implemented this using JSDoc JavaScript. I’ve since migrated this to TypeScript and I thought it would be interesting to share the process. Why migrate from JSDoc JavaScript to TypeScript?​ As regular readers will know, I’m both… READ MORE

React + TypeScript + ESLint + Prettier Full Setup
React + TypeScript + ESLint + Prettier Full Setup
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Introduction Hello amazing developer 🧑‍💻, before digging into this topic let me give you a small introduction and so instructions. Don’t worry it would be quick and crisp 😉. I am Suchintan Das, a Full Stack Developer currently working over two startups. I have been into web development for past two years. Connect me on 👉Linkedin Blog from: https://dev.to/suchintan/reacttypescripteslint-prettier-full-setup-p7j Note:… READ MORE

Genius in Hindsight: TypeScript Type Annotations
Genius in Hindsight: TypeScript Type Annotations
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When TypeScript first landed in public view in October 2012, the type annotations looked a bit funky. If you were a student of type theory, they would have been familiar; but most programmers wouldn’t have seen a type annotation like this before: var name: string; Given the popularity of putting type names before variable names,… READ MORE

Let’s start TypeScript – Part 1
Let’s start TypeScript – Part 1
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TypeScript isn’t really a new language, it’s a way of writing code in the next generation of JavaScript before it’s fully supported by all browsers. By the time that browser support for ES6 is there, we’ll be all writing TypeScript using ES9 features that ‘transpile’ down to ES6 code! Of course, there are cool features of the typescript… READ MORE

Angular HTTP Tips for Success
Angular HTTP Tips for Success
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I love working with the Angular HttpClient. It is easy to use and was designed to work with RxJS. It is vastly different from the AngularJS implementation, if you’re curious I wrote about these differences here. However, there is one common issue that developers fall victim to. The issue really relates to TypeScript generics. I have also written about generics in TypeScript here. But in… READ MORE