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4 January 2024

Building a Web API with TypeScript

By Stephen in Development Tag typescript, webapi

Introduction TypeScript has emerged as a game-changer, particularly for developers coming from a strongly-typed language background like C# or Java. It brings the power of types to JavaScript, enhancing code…

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4 January 2024

TypeScript for C# Developers – making a move

By Stephen in Development Tag c#, typescript

Introduction Moving from C# to TypeScript can be a smooth transition, especially compared to switching to a completely different programming paradigm, since both languages share a lot of similarities in…

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4 January 2024

Understanding TypeScript Promises

By Stephen in Development Tag promise, typescript

Introduction TypeScript, being a superset of JavaScript, includes the same promise mechanism as JavaScript. In TypeScript, promises are used in much the same way, with the added benefit of strong…

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12 December 2023

Testing Date Pickers with Playwright and TypeScript

By Stephen in Development Tag playwright, typescript

Introduction Date pickers are essential in web applications for easy date selection. They vary in how they work across different browsers, devices, and new versions. Also, each development environment and…

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12 December 2023

Automating Dropdown, Textbox, and Checkbox Interactions in TypeScript

By Stephen in Development Tag playwright, typescript

Introduction In web development, comprehensive automated testing plays a crucial role in ensuring the quality and reliability of applications. Playwright, a versatile end-to-end testing framework, empowers developers to automate web…

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10 December 2023

Using Jest With TypeScript

By Stephen in Development Tag jest, typescript, unit-testing

Introduction Jest, a popular JavaScript testing framework, has gained immense popularity due to its simplicity, flexibility, and extensive features. It offers a clean and concise syntax for writing unit tests,…

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10 December 2023

Stryker Plugin for Visual Studio Code

By Stephen in Development Tag js, plugins, stryker, typescript

Introduction The Stryker plugin for Visual Studio Code is a powerful and versatile tool that helps developers identify and fix potential bugs, vulnerabilities, and coding violations in TypeScript and JavaScript…

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10 December 2023

Prettier: A Code Formatter for Consistent Code Styling

By Stephen in Development Tag js, prettier, typescript

Introduction Prettier is an opinionated code formatter that helps maintain consistent code styling. It ensures that code adheres to a specific formatting style, making it easier to read, navigate, and…

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10 December 2023

Airbnb TSLint

By Stephen in Development Tag tslint, typescript

Introduction The Airbnb TSLint is a popular code style guide for TypeScript projects. It is based on the official TSLint rules but includes many additional rules specific to Airbnb's style…

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10 December 2023

TSLint Plugin for Visual Studio Code

By Stephen in Development Tag plugins, tslint, typescript

Introduction Visual Studio Code is a lightweight and extensible code editor that offers a rich ecosystem of extensions to enhance the development experience. Among these extensions, the TSLint plugin is…

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Table Of Contents
  1. Introduction
  2. TSLint: A Brief Introduction
  3. TSLint Plugin for Visual Studio Code: Unleashing Benefits
  4. Installing and Configuring the TSLint Plugin
    • Installation
    • Configuring the TSLint Plugin
  5. Benefits of Integrating TSLint into Visual Studio Code
  6. Conclusion

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