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TypeScript: Moving Beyond 'Any'
August 21, 2024
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- Use `unknown` when you don't know the type.
- Generics allow for reusable, type-safe components.
- Strict mode is your friend, even if it's annoying.
We've all seen it: a ts-ignore here, an any there, just to get the build to pass. But this defeats the purpose of TypeScript. This guide walks through practical examples of using unknown instead of any, leveraging Pick and Omit to avoid duplicating interfaces, and how to type API responses effectively. Writing strict TypeScript takes 10% longer today but saves 50% of debugging time next month.
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