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Clean Code with Typescript

Clean Code with Typescript

By : Rukevwe Ojigbo
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Clean Code with Typescript

Clean Code with Typescript

By: Rukevwe Ojigbo

Overview of this book

Clean Code in TypeScript is a practical guide to writing maintainable, efficient, and elegant TypeScript code. It equips developers with the essential principles and techniques needed to produce code that is both functional and easy to read and maintain. Written by Rukevwe Ojigbo, an expert software engineer with extensive experience building scalable, high-performance applications across industries, this book reflects practical lessons from his real-world projects, ensuring that the content is grounded, relevant, and production-tested. What sets this book apart is its example-driven approach rooted in real-world scenarios. It goes beyond TypeScript best practices by developing your architectural thinking, enhancing team collaboration, and fostering long-term code quality. Whether you're new to TypeScript or an experienced developer, this guide will improve your TypeScript programming skills and help deliver cleaner, more robust code.
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Understanding Basic Types in TypeScript

In typescript, basic types serve as the building blocks for crafting meaningful data representations. They establish a shared understanding between you, the developer, and the TypeScript compiler, ensuring clarity and precision within your code.Throughout this section, you will gain insights into basic types in TypeScript, how to effectively utilize them in your code, and discover practical examples and use cases for each type.

What are basic types in TypeScript?

In TypeScript, basic types are used to represent the most fundamental data types in the language. The following are the basic types in TypeScript:

  • string: Represents a sequence of characters.
  • number: Represents a numeric value.
  • boolean: Represents a logical value that can be either true or false.
  • null: Represents a null value.
  • undefined: Represents an undefined value.
  • symbol: Represents a unique identifier.

How to use basic types in TypeScript

To use basic types in TypeScript, you...

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