TypeScript is Literal Magic

I love ts

No

How do I save this

That looks very cool

Wow, almost looks like an algebraic data type. I have never seen anything like that, yet I see that again

Are these equivalent to c# enums?

How to derive an array of these 25 types. Or do I need to do it the hard way?

Didn’t understand any of this, thanks

TypeScript is actually unnecessary trash bloat tho, change my mind ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Wait till typescript devs learn what a struct is

Could you do a video about types and interfaces. And when to use what. The seem to partially be redundant.

I don’t understand this sorry

Nice, now I can make my code completely incomprehensible and ensure my continued employment. After all, no one they hire will be able to decipher the ultra-nested hell I use this feature to create in my codebase.

What the fuck is a type

So this is C++ Enum with emojis?

You can't have a language called "TypeScript" without it involving a little type theory.

Instead of arrogantly bragging about Template Haskell, I'm going to try implementing a similar process to what was shown to determine ease or difficulty

Those are like inline enums

Meanwhile in JS u don’t even need to worry about types, but thanks.

How are you adding emoji?

😳👍👍

Really useful 🤠

Why not just use an array?

JS the world

I lost my last braincell trying to be a programmer now i dont know what 1 + 1 in math anymore

Jesus JavaScript Is such a mess

This might be the most glorious thing I’ve witnessed all week

So... they have limited your ability to use whatever whenever, but then have added a way around it? I've will never understand why TypeScript exists.

Literally magic.

I'm creating a card game with different colors and values. This literally saves my life. 7 Lines of code result in 105 unique cards.

You always make confused explaination

Wow... Now that is a lovely type system! Gets me more interested in picking up Typescript for sure!

SO MAGICAL 🤩

cool

I dont really like the way they implemented template types.
It's not possible to make a hex color type (`#${"a" | "b" | ... | "z" | "A" | ... | "Z" | 0 | ... | 9}`), because it would be to many possible combinations. They either could have just checked, if the input matches the template instead of generating and saving every possible combination and so limitating the range of possiblities, or, what would be even better, implemented regex based template types.

Something that I also miss in ts, are conditional Interface fields.
To always use
type T = {
a: true;
b: number;
} | {
a: false;
}
really sucks.
I would really like something like this.
interface I {
a: boolean;
b[a]: number;
}

👏👏👏👏

Why?

Wooooo

There was only one time I really applied this feature, love typescript

Useless

Imagine if this existed in css, lot of libraries would see their last days

ClojureScript still wins

How to get all these items in dropdown liat

That’s actually insanely cool

Reinvented the class

Love love love it ❤

If they keep doing this Typescript wont die for sure.

What practical benefits would this have? Trying to point to a single variable using multiple formulas or something? I'm new at coding, please be kind 😢. Interdependent yet independent?

Anyone use this in real world scenarios?

groaning noises