TypeScript monorepos are a great way to organize medium-to-big size projects. TypeScript improves the developer experience by adding type-checking and a deep IDE integration. And using a monorepo helps in scaling your project(s). Compared to plain JavaScript, however, TypeScript adds an additional compilation layer to your project, which may slow down the developer experience. While the native Typ
zero-config: works out of the box with your existing monorepo non-intrusive: no need to make any changes to your packages.json files workspaces: detects packages in existing lerna, yarn, npm@7 and pnpm workspaces, or recursively searches them ultra fast builds: ultra keeps track of file changes in your repo and only actually build a package when needed parallel builds: ultra builds your packages c
Jake Donham > Technical Difficulties > Reconstructing TypeScript, part 0 Reconstructing TypeScript, part 0: intro and background2021-09-07I've been building a "document development environment" called Programmable Matter that supports live code embedded in documents, with a simple TypeScript-like programming language. It's been fun figuring out how to implement itâthe type system in TypeScript is
Kysely (pronounce âKey-Seh-Leeâ) is a type-safe and autocompletion-friendly TypeScript SQL query builder. Inspired by Knex.js. Mainly developed for Node.js but also runs on all other JavaScript environments like Deno, Bun, Cloudflare Workers and web browsers. Kysely makes sure you only refer to tables and columns that are visible to the part of the query you're writing. The result type only has th
Capture By AuthorTypescript has had Template Literals since its early stages. They are really useful when you want to create types from a static string. It was not until the Typescript 4.1 release that we saw Template Literal Types. In further releases, the Typescript team has been polishing its features and fixing some quirks. As a result, it is now a mature feature. What are Template Literal Typ
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