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bennycode's profile picture. Developer @xmtp_ - My TypeScript rap: https://t.co/3TKCsjOsjw 📽️🍿
Benny Neugebauer
@bennycode
Feb 16, 2022

Type Aliases in #TypeScript are very useful when you want to distinguish primitive data types in an array. See example! 👇 #TypeScript101 #TypeScriptTricks

bennycode's tweet image. Type Aliases in #TypeScript are very useful when you want to distinguish primitive data types in an array. See example! 👇 #TypeScript101 #TypeScriptTricks
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NotANorthernGay
 @notanortherngay
Aug 21, 2022

Type safe way of filtering out nullish values from an array without writing a type guard #typescript #typescripttricks #devtricks

notanortherngay's tweet image. Type safe way of filtering out nullish values from an array without writing a type guard #typescript #typescripttricks #devtricks
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typescripttv's profile picture. TypeScript TV is a YouTube channel where @bennycode publishes FREE TypeScript tutorials. Subscribe here: https://t.co/rp6C1vY5wD
TypeScript TV with Benny
 @typescripttv
Jun 7, 2022

With TypeScript you can use const assertions to create readonly arrays. ✨ #TypeScript #TypeScriptTricks #100DaysOfCode 👇

typescripttv's tweet image. With TypeScript you can use const assertions to create readonly arrays. ✨ #TypeScript #TypeScriptTricks #100DaysOfCode 👇
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typescripttv's profile picture. TypeScript TV is a YouTube channel where @bennycode publishes FREE TypeScript tutorials. Subscribe here: https://t.co/rp6C1vY5wD
TypeScript TV with Benny
 @typescripttv
Aug 30, 2021

Watch out! TypeScript 4.4 changes the default type for errors caught in catch clauses from `any` to `unkown`. This means that you can no longer access properties such as `message` without asserting a type first (i.e. `(error as Error)`. #TypeScriptTricks #TypeScript #DEVCommunity

typescripttv's tweet image. Watch out! TypeScript 4.4 changes the default type for errors caught in catch clauses from `any` to `unkown`. This means that you can no longer access properties such as `message` without asserting a type first (i.e. `(error as Error)`. #TypeScriptTricks #TypeScript #DEVCommunity
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