TypeScript deep dives for teams that ship
Evergreen guides expanded from our LinkedIn series: performance, type safety, and patterns we teach on-site. Built for search, answer engines, and your next PR review.
Five topics from our TypeScript campaign, each expanded into a full article with examples, pitfalls, and FAQs.
The 10× headline is real on the right hardware. On shared CI, structure still wins: config, types, and project layout.
`as` isn’t a conversion, it’s a promise. `satisfies` checks the value and keeps the exact inferred shape.
Good generics constrain and infer. Callers pass values and get precise types back, with no `<T>` by hand.
Model routes, events, and keys as types, not `string`, so typos become red squiggles before runtime.
One schema, inferred everywhere: database → API → UI. A mismatch fails CI, not production.