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TypeScript utility types, in plain English

In this series, we will explore the different utility types in TypeScript in plain English. Utility types are tools that you can use to supercharge your TypeScript code.

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Typescript utility types, in plain English

Apr 1, 20221 min read

Or how to supercharge your TypeScript game Β· This is the introduction post for the series Typescript utility types, in plain English. Utility types in...

Typescript utility types, in plain English

`Partial<Type>` in TypeScript

Apr 2, 20223 min read

This article is part of the Serie: Typescript utility types in plain English Let's start with one of the easiest utility types: Partial<Type> Partial...

`Partial<Type>` in TypeScript

`Required<Type>` in TypeScript

Apr 2, 20222 min read

This article is part of the Series: Typescript utility types, in plain English Required in a nutshell πŸ₯œ If Partial<Type> allows you to make...

`Required<Type>` in TypeScript

`Record<Keys, Type>` in TypeScript

Apr 10, 20222 min read

This article is part of the Series: Typescript utility types, in plain English Record in a nutshell πŸ₯œ Our first utility type uses two arguments:Keys...

`Record<Keys, Type>` in TypeScript

`Readonly<Type>` in TypeScript

Apr 11, 20222 min read

This article is part of the Series: Typescript utility types, in plain English Readonly in a nutshell πŸ₯œ Another easy-to-use utility type that comes...

`Readonly<Type>` in TypeScript

`Pick<Type, Keys>` in TypeScript

Apr 12, 20222 min read

This article is part of the Series: Typescript utility types, in plain English Pick in a nutshell πŸ₯œ Pick is a very useful utility type. It allows...

`Pick<Type, Keys>` in TypeScript