My favorite way to learn typescript

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[@vella166]

These open source projects are doing very good...helping in different ways by their products and the code is also public...another good os project is roadmapsh and there are many more....

[@bidfca5980]

I have been searching for a website like this to learn TypeScript for a long time. I like this hands-on style of learning as it seems to work best for me. Thanks

[@Emperorll]

Thank you so much Cody! Lately I've been looking for great places to learn typescript, and this one looks awesome!

[@itanio]

Thanks for this Cody - looks like it has a smooth learning curve - will probably try this out!

[@trash_dev]

Thanks so much! Appreciate this soooooooooooooooooooooooooo much

[@ardianhotii]

Very helpful website . Thanks for sharing this it helps me a lot since I'm new at typescript, and I'll learn a lot more here

[@chelseaesanson]

Have done the last two days of the Advent of TS while i’m learning TS, has been great so far.

[@Sam-km9jl]

Hey Cody thanks for sharing the info, appreciate it

[@vujin8900]

Nice, this looks like challenges in Matt Pococks course

[@srb1337]

just did the beginner track, really useful for understanding imported TS libraries as well.

[@SoreBrain]

That's a super cool resource. Thank you!

[@eshw23]

I think unions, interfaces, types, generics are a good foundation and can be all you need for a project. But stuff like decorators, assertions and other stuff is harder.

[@parlor3115]

The only part that gets harder is generics because it's programming with types (meta programming)

[@geelemo]

​feels like generics could develop an AI ​@@parlor3115

[@orcdev]

Great battlefield for code wars! Thanks Cody!

[@o_oyash]

Daaamn this looks sick thanks for the video

[@The_Philgrim]

Haha, this is amazing! My grand plan for advent of code this year was to learn typescript. But then I realized I was too lazy to compile etc for coding challenges, so I stuck with Python! This is perfect for me! Golden!

[@jacobduque7603]

Compile? Can't you just use bun as a runtime and just run the log the result to the console?

[@pintae8681]

Great resource! Thanks

[@mr.daniish]

Great find!

[@driden1987]

Signed up! love these little puzzles, so much fun. Thanks for sharing

[@adanos2006]

i was looking for something like codewars, but for typescript. thank you

[@FuzeTox]

Yeah I was searching smth similar.

[@JuicyBenji]

Well I guess I'll have to try out this

[@SeibertSwirl]

Good job love!❤

[@WebDevCody]

😘

[@ntdash2153]

Thank you 👍

[@GeneraluStelaru]

Thanks!

[@arickle]

Joined the waitlist. This seems like a better use of some time while waking up instead of a Wordle or something. Fingers crossed it's usable on mobile but I have a feeling it isn't 😣

[@anhvuuc8693]

Really incredible, there's also testing for Typescript! Is there a test library for testing?

[@adamharris-batt6333]

Cypress is great

[@toth4739]

typescript is so fun...

[@kumekster]

I know it's beta but i'm missing the order in which you should take challenges in Explore section.

[@sebay1571]

How often does typescript that looks like this come up in real world projects? Just want to gauge how deep I need to go with learning it

[@WebDevCody]

Not often unless you’re building a library

[@eleah2665]

Thanks.

[@abdulrahmanalsabagh3334]

Awesome

[@user-jm1qz4dj9l]

Do you usually work on just one personal project or several at a time? And what do you think is best?

[@WebDevCody]

Many at a time, but I recommend stick to one

[@mohithguptakorangi1766]

Leetcode for typescript! nicceee!!!

[@aaronmotacek9343]

The UI of their website 😍

[@WebDevCody]

I love it

[@aaronmotacek9343]

@@WebDevCody I tried to look into the “Built with 0110 by the Trash Devs community” that they list at the bottom of the site, but I’m not finding anything besides the discord. Are you familiar?

[@galkoaz8408]

Hey I am big fan of you, can you upload more junior react challenges to us :) if you know some website with good challenges it will be great!

[@FuzeTox]

Huh I solve it everyday nice experience improvement

[@XavierGoncalves89]

4:12 can that be cleaned up? it doesn't read well at all, also is that what advanced typescript generally looks like?

[@WebDevCody]

Other than using one of the other solutions, I don’t think so. You’d probably just need. To make helper utils

[@danielmajer1648]

I feel these challenges teaches new devs for job security. Create recursive types so people won't have the slightest idea the f.. is going on

[@ps_breakdowns]

Can someone recommend me a good playground for React

[@FuzeTox]

your operating system should do nicely

[@anasouardini]

Sometimes TS feels like Bash :)

[@charliesta.abc123]

Typescript is hard, definitely harder than Go and Python.

[@9remi]

cody, why dont you have the youtube checkmark? i think you only need 100k subscribers to apply for it

[@WebDevCody]

Let me look into that

[@Bodom1978]

My favourite way is to not use it 🤓

[@anhvuuc8693]

I think your brain is very Big, I was very tired with fix js error without TS, when I met the Ts I was fail in love with it, maintenance is easier

[@BalkanLeaksArchive]

Is there something similar for learning js, free