Ask HN: What are the best resources for learning TypeScript?
I use TypeScript every day, and I most definitely know the basics and even a bit more. But the last time I sat down and actually studied it was a few years ago, and there's been several changes since.
Also, whenever I see something like this:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41865642
... I realize that maybe I know even less than I thought! Although maybe that's a good thing, types should be kept as simple as possible after all.
I'd like to update and increase my TypeScript knowledge. What are the best resources for this? I like books and docs, and get plenty of daily practice without following challenges, but in the interest of making this useful for people who find it from a search engine, please share all resources that you've found useful :)
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[ 1.2 ms ] story [ 14.5 ms ] threadhttps://effectivetypescript.com/
Also, for a deeper, theoretical understanding of functional and generic programmers, I highly recommend Programming Languages Part A by Dan Grossman on Coursera. That single class did more to open my mind about what is a “programming language”, than anything in my career.
https://basarat.gitbook.io/typescript
This means there's a lot of no longer relevant fluff to wade through, and if you learned JavaScript some time in the last <6 years it might be actively confusing.
It's a pity because, aside from this, it's very well written.