TypeScript

In TypeScript, optional properties have their place—especially in APIs or when dealing with user input where some properties may legitimately be absent. But for internal application logic, leaning heavily on optional properties can be more harmful than helpful. It’s tempting to reach for prop?: string when you think

When working with TypeScript, especially when dealing with complex data structures or conditional logic, a common request is for a feature called pattern matching. Pattern matching allows us to write concise, expressive, and type-safe code to handle different types and values within a single expression. While TypeScript doesn’t have

While learning TypeScript and reading various articles online, I kept coming across the term inference. It seemed to pop up everywhere, but I wasn't exactly sure what it meant in the context of TypeScript. After diving deeper, I realized it’s an important feature that makes coding in