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AWS Lambda/NodeJS (TypeScript) SeriesHow to Use TypeScript for AWS Lambda in 3 StepsUnit Test and Integration Test for AWS Lambda/NodeJS in TypeScriptSituationWhen we are using NodeJS as the runtime for AWS Lambdas, JavaScript is the default language. However, due to the lack of typing checking in JavaScript, from time to time, buggy code is deployed to Lambda inadvertently. Such as a small typo l
TypeScript 2.0 implements a rather useful feature: tagged union types, which you might know as sum types or discriminated union types from other programming languages. A tagged union type is a union type whose member types all define a discriminant property of a literal type. Because the above definition is rather theoretical, we're going to be looking at two examples that illustrate how tagged un
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Type-safe Asynchronous Actions (Redux Thunk) Using TypeScript FSA If you haven't read the previous blog post (which describes FSA and the TypeScript FSA library), please read it before continuing. In this article, I cover the creation and usage of Typesafe actions and the way to unit test reducers that use asynchronous actions. Before going any deeper I'll explain a few concepts before going into
I've been working on TypeScript for over two years now(!) so I thought I'd write a post or two to reflect. I should open with the standard disclaimer: I am just a random engineer at a company with tens of thousands of them, and that others surely disagree with the opinions expressed here. Google embraced web applications early. Can you believe it's been 14 years since Gmail was released? JavaScrip
Because everything really started with Typescript 2.0 ;)(Disclaimer: opinionated article) I have now been working with Typescript for a year on an important codebase for trainline.com. I can tell you it has been a very pleasant experience and I am very much convinced Typescript is worth adopting when you work with many developers on the same codebase. So if you think Typescript could help you, I w
TypeScript 3.0 is here! Today marks a new milestone in the TypeScript journey, serving JavaScript users everywhere.If youâre unfamiliar with TypeScript, itâs not too late to learn about it now! TypeScript is an extension of JavaScript that aims to bring static types to modern JavaScript. The TypeScript compiler reads in TypeScript code, which has things like type declarations and type annotations,
By Christopher Diggins There are numerous tools and tutorials to help developers start writing simple React applications with TypeScript. The best practices for using TypeScript in a larger React application are less clear, however. This is especially the case when intergrating with an ecosystem of third party libraries used to address concerns such as: theming, styling, internationalization, logg
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Disclaimer: This post was created 35000 feet above the ground in the sky, during my return flight from awesome Japan and yes that guy in the title picture is me, ridding the best powder on the planet in Japan :D ( sorry I just had to do this, you can hate me later ok? / later === after reading this post ) Some time ago I wrote about how to effectively leverage TypeScript to write type-safe action
People often ask me ( online, at work, in skatepark (nope ð) ), whatâs the difference between using type and interface for defining compile time types within TypeScript. First thing I used to do, was pointing them to TypeScript handbook⦠Unfortunately most of the time, they didnât find the droids that they were looking for ( itâs hidden within Advanced Types section). Even if they found it, the i
There are times when you want to merge two generic types in TypeScript, and type inference just isnât doing it for you. Object.assignâs typing isnât as precise as it could be, and spreading generics still doesnât work. Iâve found a way to implement typing when merging objects using some of the new features in TypeScript 2.8. A Sample Problem Letâs start by defining some types we can use as example
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