typescript

Stumbled upon a gold mine of esoteric and situationally useful TypeScript techniques.

For example, here’s how to compare numbers and count characters in a string… by recursively extending a tuple. Obviously.

Stumbled upon a gold mine of esoteric and situationally useful TypeScript techniques.

For example, here’s how to compare numbers and count characters in a string… by recursively extending a tuple. Obviously.

https://youtu.be/_-QYbP9rOhg

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going straight into my `common` types library!

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ƒ(🌳) →  🧫 /sys  ←  @cell <T>

it's frick'en nuts that the type system is turing complete - and here he's showing recursion and branching with the type definition. 💪