Getting started with TypeScript Generics
Generics are the feature that separates TypeScript you can maintain from TypeScript you rewrite. From the identity function through constrained generics and typed API responses.
Writing & video
Tutorials, mostly. Several of these exist twice, once as a post and once as a video, so they are listed once here with both. Everything is published on dev.to, Hashnode or YouTube and opens there.
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Posts and videos, paired
Across six tutorials since 2020
Use over 140+ amazing ChatGPT prompts in 10 minutes
Setting up an ESM-compatible TypeScript project and wiring in the chatgpt-prompts library, the walkthrough for my most-starred repository.
Is this the end of localhost? VS Code Server Preview
VS Code Server in private preview, what it does, what GitHub auth and port forwarding mean for it, and how to self-host the whole thing on a home lab.
One of the coolest features of Go, embed ReactJS into a Go binary
Compile a React application into a single Go binary that runs on any operating system, with an Echo API server alongside it. One file to ship.
Create a Google Chrome extension with ReactJS
Building a multi-browser extension with React using the Plasmo framework, the approach behind VRNBLTY, which shipped to the Chrome Web Store.
TypeScript & Terraform for beginners, Infrastructure as Code
Spinning up AWS infrastructure in TypeScript instead of HCL, using the Terraform CDK.
RedwoodJS, create a full stack application in minutes
A tour of RedwoodJS and how far it gets you before you have written much.
3 essential tips for front-end developers getting started on the back-end
Written two months into my first engineering job, which is the only time you can honestly write it.
3 essential management tips from a senior software developer
My second-most-read post, written long before I had to manage anyone.