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When to Use TypeScript Abstract Classes
Abstract classes are similar to interfaces, but we use them to provide common behavior to subclasses or implement inversion of con...
How to use ESLint with TypeScript
ESLint is a JavaScript linter that you can use to lint either TypeScript or JavaScript code. In this post, we'll walk through how ...
When to Use a Private Constructor | TypeScript OOP
In this blog post, I explain how using a private constructor helps to force a single way to create an object, and why it's most co...
Static Factory Methods | Object-Oriented Programming w/ TypeScript
In this blog post, I explain how we can use the static factory method to enforce rules against how an object is created.
How to Setup a TypeScript + Node.js Project
In this guide, we walk through the process of creating a TypeScript project from scratch with cold-reloading, and scripts for buil...
What's Unscalable about JavaScript? | TypeScript OOP
TypeScript is called JavaScript that scales. What's so unscalable about JavaScript?
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