In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up a TypeScript project without a starter's help. You will also learn how compiling works in TypeScript and how to use a linter with your TypeScript project.

In this article you will learn how to run TypeScript scripts without the hassle of manually transpiling.

With generics, you can write dynamic and reusable generic blocks of code. In this article, you will integrate generics into your TypeScript code and apply them to functions and classes.

Prisma is an open source database toolkit. In this tutorial, you will build a REST API for a small blogging application in TypeScript using Prisma and a PostgreSQL database. At the end of the tutorial, you will have a...

Though the basic types in TypeScript will cover many use cases, creating your own custom types based on these basic types will allow you to ensure the type checker validates the data structures specific to your projec...

Here's a short primer on creating and using Mixins in TypeScript.

Learn how to create dynamic and reusable code with TypeScript type aliases.

TypeScript fully supports the existing JavaScript syntax for functions, while also adding type information and function overloading as new features. Besides providing extra documentation to the function, type informat...

A demonstration of the creation and usage of TypeScript module augmentation, which allows us to extend the functionality of other modules.

TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript that adds optional static typing at build time, which cuts down on debugging runtime errors. It's static-typing abilities go well with a static-site generator like Gatsby, and G...

Learn how to use Create React App to build a React application with Typescript support.

TypeScript is an extension of the JavaScript language that uses JavaScript’s runtime with a compile-time type checker. This combination allows developers to use the full JavaScript ecosystem and language features, whi...

Here's a short post explaining how to create and merge Enums in TypeScript.

A post that shows how to go about creating and using TypeScript declaration merging for interfaces, and why it's useful.

A short post on how to create and use the polymorphic this type in TypeScript.

Here's a short post where you'll learn about creating and using tuples in TypeScript and understand their benefit.

Let's go over some of the benefits of using TypeScript instead of vanilla JavaScript for your next project.

A new feature since TypeScript 2.1, object rest and spread allows you to make copies, merge and destructure objects.

See how to use enums to define collections with a numeric base in TypeScript.

Union types in TypeScript allow you to describe values that can be of more than one type.