Summary
In this concluding chapter, we explored some of the most important caveats and anti-patterns when working with TypeScript. In general terms, TypeScript is very adaptive as a language and accepts alternative programming models. However, you should strive to avoid confusion when developing with types, prefer plain functions and types over classes, and leverage type inference when needed.
This concludes our book TypeScript 4 Design Patterns and Best Practices. Throughout this book, we explored the practical details of creational, structural, and behavioral design patterns, studied functional and reactive programming concepts, and discussed some best practices for TypeScript development.
Now it's up to you how you utilize the content of this book in your everyday work. For example, while designing new applications or when discussing TypeScript best practices with your colleagues, you are now armed with a deep understanding of the benefits and caveats of each pattern...