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What are the best TypeScript resources (books, courses, videos) for a beginner in 2024? (Asking for a @ted).

The TypeScript docs are great https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/typescript-in-5-minutes.html

I would also recommend using strict to develop a trivial project. It you do this with algebraic data types you’ll learn a lot from the compiler alone

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Beyond this the Vue Docs, Elm, OCaml, Haskel are great for learning general design patterns and functional programming, albeit from a fairly wide variety of subjects

I also really have yet to find better introductions to almost anything than the “Learn X in Y Minutes series”

When I had first learned JavaScript the general approach was more implementing general functional programming (it is Scheme in C’s clothing after all). When I was later learning TypeScript this tended to be the case as well. More recently, I think Matt Pocock has covered the more advanced type based feature best

Proofs of Turing completeness are also great

Proofs of Turing completeness are also great https://itnext.io/typescript-and-turing-completeness-ba8ded8f3de3?gi=bc2228274c61

As are other more extreme examples like maze solving or Tic Tac Toe

As are other more extreme examples like maze solving or Tic Tac Toe https://www.learningtypescript.com/articles/extreme-explorations-of-typescripts-type-system

I also really have yet to find better introductions to almost anything than the “Learn X in Y Minutes series” https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/typescript/