Advanced Use Case: Exploring type inference with conditional types and more complex generic patterns.

See the T extends U ? X : Y syntax in action with simple examples.

Mapped types are a powerful feature that enable us to take existing types and generate new types from them on the fly.

Implementing custom type guards for a complex type validation with deep object structures.

Decorators, a proposed feature for JavaScript, are already available as an experimental feature in TypeScript. See an example of decorators in action in this post exploring the topic.

A look at different implementations of generics for more specific use cases.

See how we can use the TypeScript operator keyof to dig into our types.

This post covers the basics of modules in TypeScript.

A practical explanation of how union and intersection types work.

Implement your own map function with TypeScript.

See how TypeScript is used with async promises.

Join me as we dive deep into TypeScript's type operators, including keyof, index types, and index signatures. I'll be guiding you through practical examples that you can follow along with in the TypeScript Playground. Master these powerful tools with me to boost your TypeScript's code reliability and predictability with an advanced type system.