These problems and solutions are quite well put together, and I haven’t seen another resource like it. There’s a ton out there about writing Typescript, but not nearly as much about writing types, especially higher order types.
In a slightly different vein, I love this site for helping me study and understand deeper practical implications and corner cases of type system designs: https://counterexamples.org/
Eugene Obrezkov made it really cool: 4 languages, 50 solved challenges (at the moment of writing), the detailed Russian explanation on Telegram (https://t.me/wild_wild_web)
I really like that there are resources like that. It improves the TypeScript knowledge and make people dig into details
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[ 2.7 ms ] story [ 15.5 ms ] threadI didn't mean to complete with Eugene, just wanted to spread my knowledge in TypeScript and also explore the possibilities of TypeScript
I really like that there are resources like that. It improves the TypeScript knowledge and make people dig into details