No BS TS #30 - Project setup

[@lawrencejones51]

Thanks for a great, step-by-step explanation! Helped me to code along and actually get every thing right!

[@meyourstubes]

Thank you for the great explanation, which only seems so rounded and easy thanks to a lot of practical experience. I really like this very short and compact style, which conveys the most important aspects very well.

[@bythealphabet]

Even though I'm always late, Thank you Jack I really appreciate your effort to make this kind of great content. Improving as a developer === watching Jack code

[@zacboyles1396]

Thank you for all your videos. Your ability to cover advanced concepts in straightforward ways has been very helpful.

[@offroaders123]

This was a great video, thank you for this one! Your editor theme is really nice too.

[@DaveBurchell]

"No BS" is right - appreciate the clear presentation.

[@nattysweg343]

a great addition to the collective! thank you borg 6 of 8

[@Serj1c]

very cool stuff, thank you Jack really appreciated

[@SeanCassiere]

Just recently started a project with a TypeScript Express backend, and a TypeScript React frontend. Watching this, I'm considering suing something like this for my sharing my Interfaces and Types with both the server and the client. Will wait for the mono-repo video before committing.

[@jherr]

Mono-repoo video on Thursday. :)

[@bablu630]

Thanks for the video, Jack. I really wanted to know how to build a custom package locally and use it.

[@NirArazi]

Great series, and great episode! Thanks for doing this, Jack!

[@stefanahlander871]

Awesome again! Thanks.

[@Bill-cw1ei]

Really useful, thank you!

[@falconag8684]

Thanks you Sir for this awesome tutorial

[@miklosnemeth8566]

In the title, you can add "with NPM links and d.ts declarations" since these are excellently demonstrated here in a quick and no-fuss way. I wonder, if you have made a video on how to setup a no-framework, no-bundler project for developing browser (web) applications with in-browser ES modules using (only) tsc and optionally ESLint?

[@yuvalallweil905]

Excellent video, as always! You are appreciated 👍

[@juniovitorino]

I have been enjoying the series. Great job.

[@kettenbach]

Hey Jack, another great video, I'm not really a creator but I was thinking to upgrade from my laptop webcam. Are you using something really fancy? I was thinking to get the Logitech Brio and Blue Yeti mic with an El Gato green screen. It may be over kill for Zoom or Teams, but it seems like it would be fun? Any thoughts? Did you full DSLR camera? Thanks man

[@jherr]

That's good stuff. If I was doing it over again I would do that. And, yeah, I did the full mirrorless thing with a Sony Alpha series camera.

[@mainendra]

already at 30th episode 😮, awesome 👏

[@3DPTR]

Amazing!

[@berkaygurcan141]

Thanks for video :)

[@henryliu9865]

Is there a plan for videos about typescript integration with Gatsby and the GraphQL ecosystem?

[@jherr]

GrraphQL is definitely on the roadmap. I’ll put it in my notes to make gatsby part of that.

[@coxleeanthonyhubilla3798]

I hope TS-Node gets discuss in No BS TS :)

[@juancarloscruzdelossantos9300]

Really nice series! Jack, what theme are you using in your vscode?

[@jherr]

Night Wolf [dark blue] with Monolisa for the font.

[@juancarloscruzdelossantos9300]

@@jherr Thank you very much!

[@ДмитроСорока-г5ж]

Really fun video!

[@martiandrover]

where do you learn all this man!

[@align2source]

👍

[@codezero6023]

You should show the peeps how use mono-repos (module libs and React projects)

[@maxklammer3370]

thumbs up for a vid on ts-node :)

[@aram5642]

I would appreciate a video about the 'declare' keyword. Here declare got auto generated in d.ts. is it always so, that it gets generated? Do we ever have a case to type it manually? Also what is the difference between export abstract class X and export declare abstract class X... The only use of declare is when I play with types and want to pretend existence of a function, so I only declare its signature. Otherwise, I cannot get my head wrapped around the real life usage. Thanks.

[@360nickx]

That was a fun video :D

[@AAquaticAApe]

Nice shirt!

[@eleah2665]

This is my comment saying hello. My windows don't look at all like yours!

[@JörgJacobs]

Thank you for the great explanation, which only seems so rounded and easy thanks to a lot of practical experience. I really like this very short and compact style, which conveys the most important aspects very well.