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React, TypeScript, and... Schbooleans? | Ep 8
TypeScript.fm - The Friendly Show for TypeScript Developers
03/10/25 • 67 min
This week Kamran dives into some nuances with using React with TypeScript while Erik plays the React fool and coins the word "schbooleans" (yep). In the news, erasableSyntaxOnly gets shipped, some new minor releases in the ecosystem, and oh, TypeScript types can run DOOM. Yes, TS is a real language now.
Erik's News
- Personal Blog Post: The Best Worst Year
- Happy New Year Excalibur!
- Excalibur 2024 Community Reel
- Erik didn't finish the flappy bird vid or lighting feature in time, consolation prize
- Excalibur Lighting PRs: Pipeline & PoC
Week of February 24, 2025
- (04:16) - News: TypeScript 5.8 Released
- userland-codemods for transforming import extensions to ".ts"
- (06:32) - News: Bun 1.2.4 Released
- (08:01) - News: Next.js 15.2 Released
- (09:29) - News: Astro 5.4 Released
- (09:49) - News: React Router 7.2 Released
- (10:25) - News: ArkType 2.1 Released
- (11:23) - News: Mozilla's Firefox Privacy Policy Rug-pull
- (14:32) - News: Warp Terminal is Now Available on Windows
- (15:55) - Community Highlights: TypeScript Types Can Run DOOM (!?)
- Write-up by Simon Willison
- Write-up on Socket.dev
- Mark Seeman's series (and course) on type-driven development (F#)
- (20:24) - Community Highlights: Dr. Axel's Corner
- (22:19) - Community Highlights: Safety-Web ESLint Plugin
- (23:27) - Community Highlights: Pattern for Strongly Typed Event Emitters
- (24:20) - Community Highlights: Websocks, a Typed WebSockets Router for Node
Deep Dive: TypeScript and React Nuances

ORMed and Dangerous | Ep 7
TypeScript.fm - The Friendly Show for TypeScript Developers
03/03/25 • 67 min
This week Kamran and Erik discuss when ORMs are helpful... or hurtful. They cover trade-offs, the spectrum of abstraction, the value of escape hatches, and the options available to you in the TypeScript ecosystem.
Week of February 17, 2025
- (05:54) - News: Ember 6.2 Released
- (07:16) - News: Deno 2.2 Released
- npm-check-updates package
- Package JSON Upgrade VS Code extension
- https://github.com/vuki656/package-info.nvim for Neovim
Community Highlights
- (16:48) - Community Highlights: UseTypeScript for Your Stored Procedures?!
- (17:20) - Community Highlights: Node API Compatibility Across Runtimes
- (17:58) - Community Highlight: Why Type Catalogs Can Be Better Than Unions
- (19:05) - Community Highlight: tapi.js Automatically Maps JSON to Strongly-Typed Classes
- (20:33) - Community Highlight: Standard Schema Hopes to Align TS Validator Libraries
- (21:34) - Community Highlight: 2ality: Read-only accessibility in TypeScript
Deep Dive: TypeScript ORMs
- (22:56) - Deep Dive: TypeScript ORMs
- (24:21) - Deep Dive: Code-first or Database-first?
- (25:42) - Deep Dive: What Pain Do ORMs Solve?
- (27:21) - Deep Dive: When Should You Use an ORM?
- Martin Fowler's ORM Hate article
- Primeagen's Don't Use an ORM reaction video
- (30:02) - Deep Dive: To Use An ORM Or Not to Use an ORM?
- (31:47) - Deep Dive: SQL Builders vs. Abstracted ORMs
- (32:28) - Deep Dive: Do You Have An Escape Hatch?
- (33:36) - Deep Dive: Are ORMs A Symptom of Poor Data Architecture?
- (37:01) - Deep Dive: TypeScript ORM Landscape
- (37:26) - Deep Dive: Drizzle ORM
- Fireship's Drizzle in 100 seconds
- Works with Deno, Bun, Node.js
- (42:06) - Deep Dive: Prisma ORM
- Works with Deno (unofficially) and Node.js
- Prisma is being rewritten in TypeScript
- (46:42) - Deep Dive: MikroORM
- (49:10) - Tangent: Kamran and Erik Exchange War Stories
- (50:48) - Deep Dive: MikroORM Continued
- (51:44) - Deep Dive: TypeORM
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The Sheer Joy of Publishing to JSR | Ep 6
TypeScript.fm - The Friendly Show for TypeScript Developers
02/24/25 • 67 min
This week Kamran and Erik unpack JSR, the new open alternative to the npm registry from the folks at Deno. They both published packages and discuss what JSR offers npm doesn't, when to use it, and how it works for both consumers and maintainers.
- (00:00) - The Sheer Joy of Publishing to JSR | Ep 6
- (05:40) - News: TypeScript 5.8 RC
- (07:45) - News: JSR Open Governance Board
- (08:59) - News: ESLint Plugin for erasableSyntaxOnly
- (11:03) - News: Windows Terminal 1.22 Released
- (15:31) - News: Create React App is Officially Deprecated
- (17:50) - News: Interop 2025
- (19:59) - News: Prettier 3.5 Released With Better TS Support
- (20:42) - Community Highlight: Wheel of Names TypeScript+React Project Tutorial
- (21:05) - Community Highlight: Repository Pattern and Clean Architecture with TS and Prism
- (21:34) - Community Highlight: Welch Canavan on the Sheer Joy of Publishing to JSR
- (22:01) - Community Highlight: The Good Doctor is On a Roll
- (22:47) - Community Highlight: Tips for Migrating Node.js Projects to Deno
- (24:09) - Community Highlight: Sort Object Properties by Type ESLint Plugin
- (24:30) - Community Highlight: Unloader and Unplugin for TypeScript and oxc
- (25:21) - Community Highlight: dsbuild Bundler for Deno
- (25:54) - Deep Dive: What is a Pirate's Favorite Registry?
- (27:49) - Deep Dive: Differences Between npm and JSR
- (30:38) - Deep Dive: JSR's Security-First Approach
- (32:39) - Deep Dive: Consuming JSR Packages in the Browser
- (35:26) - Deep Dive: Should You Publish to Both npm and JSR?
- (36:31) - Deep Dive: Can You Publish Private Packages?
- (38:16) - Deep Dive: JSR's TypeScript-First Approach
- (42:04) - Deep Dive: Can You Tag Versions?
- (44:51) - Deep Dive: No API Keys for Publishing
- (46:58) - Deep Dive: Yanking or Unpublishing a Package
- (48:16) - Deep Dive: Kamran's Experience Publishing to JSR
- (53:16) - Deep Dive: Erik's Experience Publishing to JSR
- (55:06) - Secrets of the Handbook: Decorators
- (01:00:03) - Cool Stuff: Write Vanilla CSS in TypeScript
- (01:00:32) - Cool Stuff: Signals in Lit
- (01:01:35) - Cool Stuff: Train Your vim Muscle Memory
- (01:01:52) - Cool Stuff: AreTheTypesWrong.com
- (01:02:44) - Cool Stuff: Homura Ham's Hamster Maze Videos
- (01:05:10) - Bonus: JSR ASMR (?!)
Week of February 10, 2025
- TypeScript 5.8 RC Released -- Notably, the checked return expressions was walked back 🥹 But, it includes require(esm) support.
- Deno announced the JSR Open Governance Board
- Warn or emit lint errors if your TypeScript contains erasable syntax with Josh Goldberg's new ESLint plugin
- Windows Terminal 1.22 released with support for Sixels graphics
- Node 20 got require(esm) support backported.
- PSA: Node 18 EOL is April 30, 2025
- React team officially deprecates Create React App
- Browser vendors met to discuss which APIs to implement between them at Interop 2025
- Prettier 3.5 released with better TS support
- Astro 5.3 has better overall performance and Netlify support
Community Highlights
- Tutorial: FreeCodeCamp build a React and TypeScript Wheel of Names project
- Video: Repository pattern and clean architecture with TypeScript / Prism (h/t Alex Rusin)
- Blog post: The Sheer Joy of Publishing to JSR (h/t I. Welsch Canavan)
- Blog post: Deno on npm: specifiers vs transpiled services like esm.sh
- Via The Good Dr. Axel Rauschmayer

Compilers, Runtimes, and Funtimes | Ep 5
TypeScript.fm - The Friendly Show for TypeScript Developers
02/17/25 • 63 min
This week Kamran and Erik try to dissect the complex landscape of JavaScript and TypeScript compilers, transpilers, interpreters, engines, and runtimes (oh my!). What are the tools, what are they used for, why is the world so complicated, and what should you care about as a TS developer?
- (04:55) - This Week in TypeScript: Node.js Corepack Issue Affects Users
- (06:16) - This Week in TypeScript: Vite and Vitest Security Vulnerabilities
- (07:18) - This Week in TypeScript: 2ality on Enum Patterns
- (08:51) - This Week in TypeScript: 2ality's Tutorial on Publishing ESM Packages with TypeScript
- (09:53) - This Week in TypeScript: Should We Move On to ESM-Only?
- (13:13) - This Week in TypeScript: HTTP2 Support Across Node.js, Bun, and Deno... Or Lack Thereof
- (14:14) - This Week in TypeScript: Nx Has Some New TypeScript Monorepo Guides
- (14:38) - This Week in TypeScript: Zero to Mastery Shares a TypeScript Cheat Sheet
- (15:09) - This Week in TypeScript: TS Comment Directives
- (17:21) - Deep Dive: Compilers and Runtimes
- (19:32) - Deep Dive: What's the Difference Between a Compiler and Transpiler?
- (21:11) - Deep Dive: Why Do We Need a TypeScript Compiler?
- (22:02) - Deep Dive: The TypeScript Compiler (TSC)
- (23:38) - Deep Dive: What's an Interpreter?
- (25:06) - Deep Dive: What's an Engine?
- (27:52) - Deep Dive: Recap So Far
- (28:31) - Deep Dive: Babel, the OG Transpiler
- (29:23) - Deep Dive: What is SWC?
- (31:12) - Deep Dive: Using the verbatimModuleSyntax TSConfig Flag
- (32:35) - Deep Dive: What is esbuild?
- (34:23) - Deep Dive: Okay, What's the Difference Between SWC and esbuild?
- (35:51) - Deep Dive: So, What is oxc Then??
- (37:03) - Deep Dive: Erik Says checker.ts is "Gigundous" (???)
- (37:58) - Deep Dive: Wait, oxc Can Output Type Declarations?!
- (39:34) - Deep Dive: Writing Your TypeScript So It Compiles Faster
- (41:10) - Deep Dive: What Does deno compile Do?
- (42:12) - Deep Dive: What Are The Different JS/TS Runtimes?
- (43:43) - Deep Dive: What Differentiates Bun from Deno?
- (45:26) - Deep Dive: Serverless JavaScript Runtimes (workerd, Vercel Edge)
- (46:48) - Deep Dive: Writing Isomorphic JavaScript or TypeScript
- (47:44) - Deep Dive: Who Will Stop This Madness?
- (50:11) - Deep Dive: Should Microsoft "Fix" TSC?
- (53:43) - Deep Dive: WHAT DOES ALL THIS MEAN?
- (57:36) - Secrets of the Handbook: Named Tuple Values
- (01:00:59) - Cool Stuff: Node ES Language Support Matrix
- (01:01:46) - Cool Stuff: VSCode Pretty TS Error Extension
Week of February 3, 2025
- 📌 PSA: Node.js LTS corepack registry key signing issue breaks people's CI/CD pipelines and npm/pnpm installations. If you are affected, check this issue out! It’s fixed now and backported to Node 20.18.3.
- 📌 PSA: There was a remote code execution vulnerability in Vitest, and a Vite dev server vulnerability. Update to the latest patch versions!
Community Highlights
- Blog Post: TypeScript enums: use cases and alternatives (Axel Rauschmayer)
- Blog Post: Tutorial: publishing ESM-based npm packages with TypeScript (Axel Rauschmayer)
- Blog Post: Move on to ESM-only (Anthony Fu)
- Blog Post: Fetch and HTTP/2 support in Node.js, Bun and Deno (George Haidar)
- Learning: Nx is doing cool stuff for TS monorepo setups and has a whole series on it
- Cheatsheet: Bookmark this TypeScript Cheat Sheet by Zero to Mastery (PDF version available)
- Book: Joshua Goldberg has a new Learning TypeScript book and shares a tip about TS comments
Compilers and Runtimes Deep Dive
- The JavaScript Runtime Environment (Jamie Uttariel...

You Say Vite, I Say Vite | Ep 4
TypeScript.fm - The Friendly Show for TypeScript Developers
02/10/25 • 53 min
This week Erik and Kamran talk about Vite (Vight? Veet?), what it's good for, how it works, and its status as the "go-to" tool for frontend tooling.
- (04:21) - This Week in TypeScript: TS 5.8 Beta
- (11:02) - This Week in TypeScript: Ruck 9 Released
- (12:39) - This Week in TypeScript: Type Stripping in the Browser
- (14:45) - Community Highlight: Deno and Qwik Video
- (15:52) - Community Highlight: Zig, TypeScript, and WASM by David Bushell
- (16:49) - New Library Watch: tsc-extra
- (17:24) - New Library Watch: typemap and typebox
- (18:23) - Vite Overview
- (22:01) - Vite: Getting Started
- (22:53) - Vite: build and preview
- (23:34) - Vite: How Does It Work?
- (26:57) - Vite: Support for Libraries and Frameworks
- (28:04) - Vite 6.0: Environments API
- (30:27) - Vite 6.0: Support for Additional HTML Asset References
- (31:28) - Vite: Testing with Vitest
- (32:48) - Vite Gripes and Gotchas
- (33:52) - Vite Gripes: Dev and Prod Build Inconsistencies
- (35:14) - Vite Gotcha: Forgetting to Set a URL Base
- (35:49) - Vite Gotcha: Targeting Legacy Browsers
- (38:30) - Vite Gripes: npm linking
- (41:43) - Vite's Future: What Are We Excited About?
- (44:12) - Secrets of the Handbook: Type Guards and Predicates
- (47:27) - Cool Stuff: Write Typesafe Emails with React.email
- (49:51) - Cool Yet Questionable Stuff: Custom Type Errors When Working With Generics
Week of January 27
- News: TS 5.8 Beta Released
- News: Ruck 9, a Deno web framework
- News: Guy Bedford releases [email protected], allowing type stripping in the browser
- Community: Qwik and Deno (📸 Video)
- Community: Benchmarking Zig, TS and WASM by David Bushell (✍️ Blog Post)
- New Libraries
- tsc-extra
- Static analysis tool, type checking only, no code generation or compiling
- Useful for documentation or lower-level TS tools
- Typemap is like a Zod alternative, built for TypeBox
- “It offers a common TypeScript syntax for type construction, a runtime compiler for high-performance validation and type translation from one library to another.”
- tsc-extra
Vite Deep Dive
- Homepage
- Evan You's State of Vite 2023 Keynote (📸 Video)
- Why Use Vite?
- Vite 6 Updates
- Sapphi-Red's Increasing Vite's Potential With the Environment API (✍️ Blog Post)
- Vite's browser compatibility
- Vite's future, bundling with Rolldown
Links
- Handbook: Type Guards and Predicates
- Send typesafe emails with React.email
- Better string literal errors (📸 Video)
Sponsored by Excalibur.js
Excalibur.js is the friendly TypeScript game engine for making 2D web games. Use your TypeScript or JavaScript skills to make games! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need to make web games, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, input, and particles. Design your assets with tools like Aseprite and Tiled, then load them natively using first-party plugins.
Music
Seahorse Dreams by Kubbi (Spotify)
Creators & Guests
- Kamran Ayub - Host
- Erik Onarheim - Host

We Don’t Talk About Deno-no-no | Ep 3
TypeScript.fm - The Friendly Show for TypeScript Developers
02/03/25 • 52 min
This week Erik and Kamran make poor dad jokes, talk about Deno, and tour its ecosystem. If you're new to Deno, this will be a great introduction!
- (00:00) - We Don't Talk About Deno-no-no-no | Ep 3
- (06:54) - This Week in TypeScript: Bun 1.2 Released
- (10:54) - This Week in TypeScript: 5.8's ErasableSyntaxOnly Flag
- (14:57) - This Week in TypeScript: Tailwind 4 Released
- (16:26) - This Week in TypeScript: Vitest 3 Released
- (17:17) - Errors and Corrections
- (18:46) - Deep Dive Into Deno
- (22:19) - Deno's Integrated CLI
- (23:50) - Deno CLI: deno run
- (24:28) - Deno CLI: deno add, install, remove, uninstall
- (25:01) - Deno CLI: deno task
- (26:19) - Deno CLI: deno test
- (27:18) - Deno CLI: deno fmt, deno lint, and deno check
- (28:15) - Deno CLI: deno serve
- (29:26) - Deno CLI: deno doc
- (30:07) - Deno CLI: deno bench
- (31:24) - Deno's Standard Library
- (33:21) - Deno CLI: deno compile
- (36:24) - Deno's Performance
- (37:32) - What is Deno Fresh?
- (38:17) - What is JSR?
- (39:43) - What is Deno Deploy?
- (40:38) - Moving from Node to Deno as a Developer
- (45:48) - Deno CLI: deno upgrade
- (47:13) - What Are We Excited About In the Future With Deno
- (48:13) - Secrets of the Handbook: TSConfig's extendedDiagnostic
- (50:12) - Cool Stuff: Serve a Folder in a Single Deno Command
- (50:44) - Cool Stuff: Flappy Bird Clone in Deno Compile
News
Deno Deep Dive
- Deno’s 2024 in review blog post
- Rusty v8 -- Rust bindings for V8
- Deno CLI docs
- Performance
- Deno Fresh
- JSR
- Deno Deploy
- Kamran's Advent of Code 2024 repo using Deno
Links
- Learn Vim’s keyboard shortcuts with Vim Adventures
- Minnesota's Art Shanty Projects during the winter
- Secrets of the Handbook: TSConfig – extendedDiagnostics
- Alias to serve a folder using a single Deno command like npx serve (h/t Kamran)
- Deno Compile video with Flappy Bird
Sponsored by Excalibur.js
Excalibur.js is the friendly TypeScript game engine for making 2D web games. Use your TypeScript or JavaScript skills to make games! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need to make web games, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, input, and particles. Design your assets with tools like Aseprite and Tiled, then load them natively using first-party plugins.
Music
Seahorse Dreams by Kubbi (Spotify)
Creators & Guests
- Kamran Ayub - Host
- Erik Onarheim - Host

Node 23 Gets TypeScript Support, Mostly | Ep 2
TypeScript.fm - The Friendly Show for TypeScript Developers
01/27/25 • 36 min
In this episode, Kamran and Erik discuss the newly released TypeScript support with Node 23.6 and its implications. What's supported? What's not supported? And how does it differ from Bun or Deno?
- (00:00) - Ep 2 - Node 23 Gets TypeScript Support
- (00:05) - Introduction
- (04:04) - TypeScript News and Announcements
- (10:27) - A Closer Look at Type Stripping for Node 23
- (22:56) - Differences Between Node 23 and Deno 2
- (30:22) - Cool TypeScript Stuff
News
- Everything You Need to Know About Node.js Type Stripping by Marco Ippolito
- Node 23.6.0 Release Notes -- The one with TypeScript support
- Docs: Node 23 “Modules: TypeScript”
- Node's new built-in support for TypeScript by Dr. Axel Rauschmayer
- Native Typescript support coming to Eleventy by Zach Leatherman (PR)
- ESLint 9.18 – Zero-config TypeScript support by Andrey Sitnik
- TypeScript 5.8: Erasable Syntax Only
- PSA: Create React App doesn’t work with React 19, use Vite!
Errata
- 19:11 -- We incorrectly assumed that TSC is used for the transpilation in Node 23, but that's not true. SWC still handles the transpilation (if the flag is used) so Node's TypeScript support does not rely on TSC at all. Reported by: Marco Ippolito
Cool Stuff
- Jiti: A Node.js package for ESM and TypeScript support
- Example of `satisfies never` with switch statements by Cecile Muller, Bluesky
- What is the “satisfies” type constraint? By Matt Pocock
- Dockview – npm package for a TypeScript native window manager
- Using “as const” for config typing by Matt Pocock
Sponsored by Excalibur.js
Excalibur.js is the friendly TypeScript game engine for making 2D web games. Use your TypeScript or JavaScript skills to make games! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need to make web games, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, input, and particles. Design your assets with tools like Aseprite and Tiled, then load them natively using first-party plugins.
Music
Seahorse Dreams by Kubbi (Spotify)
Creators & Guests
- Kamran Ayub - Host
- Erik Onarheim - Host

Two TypeScript Fools, One Podcast | Ep 1
TypeScript.fm - The Friendly Show for TypeScript Developers
01/27/25 • 43 min
In the inaugural episode of TypeScript.fm, the two fools introduce themselves, share their "origin stories," and share plans for the podcast. Briefly covered in the news: Vite 6, Deno 2's expansion of the ecosystem, Node 23's new TypeScript support, and the latest Excalibur.js 0.30.0 release.
- (00:00) - Ep 1 - Two TypeScript Fools, One Podcast
- (00:12) - Introduction
- (21:31) - News Segment
- (29:38) - TypeScript Tricks Segment
News
- Vite 6 is out! Check out the new Environments API.
- Deno 2.1 was released in November -- Node.js compatibility, npm packages, WebAssembly
- Node 23 support for TypeScript (via Matt Pocock)
- Excalibur.js v0.30.0 - Performance improvements, GPU particle acceleration, brand new Excalibird tutorial, and more
Links
- StackOverflow 2024 Survey – TypeScript is #5 in Programming Languages
- Zod - TypeScript-first schema validation
- QuickJS -- Embeddable JavaScript engine (like Lua for C)
- Nivo -- Charting library with TypeScript support
Sponsored by Excalibur.js
Excalibur.js is the friendly TypeScript game engine for making 2D web games. Use your TypeScript or JavaScript skills to make games! Excalibur comes out-of-the-box with everything you need to make web games, like physics, sprites, animations, sound effects, input, and particles. Design your assets with tools like Aseprite and Tiled, then load them natively using first-party plugins.
Music
Seahorse Dreams by Kubbi (Spotify)
Creators & Guests
- Kamran Ayub - Host
- Erik Onarheim - Host

TS-a-Go-Go | Ep 9
TypeScript.fm - The Friendly Show for TypeScript Developers
03/17/25 • 53 min
The Internet blows up as TypeScript reaches its next Pokemon evolution, and Kamran and Erik scramble to create an episode to pick up the pieces and make sense of it. In other news, TikTok announces Lynx, Angular gets some fetch upgrades, and Josh Goldberg releases v2 of create-typescript-app.
Week of March 3, 2025
- (07:09) - Big News: TypeScript Is Getting 10X Faster
- (07:48) - Big-ish News: Lynx Announced, the React Native Killer?
- (11:46) - News: Angular 19.2 Released
- (12:53) - News: Corepack Voted to Be Taken Out of Nodejs Core
- (13:35) - News: traits-ts Library Released
- (14:23) - Community Highlight: Dr. Axel's Corner
- 2ality: My TS Sales Pitch
- 2ality: Unions and intersections of object types
- 2ality: Gist for createEnum helper
- (17:50) - Community Highlight: Build TypeScript-first BlueSky Bots and Feeds
- (18:27) - Community Highlight: JavaScript Fatigue Strikes Back
- (19:06) - Community Highlight: Josh Goldberg Releases v2 of create-typescript-app
- (19:50) - Community Highlight: Alex Teaches Us About Cosine Similarity in TypeScript
- Plus: 3Blue1Brown explainer video about vector embeddings
Deep Dive: TypeScript is Being Ported to Go
- (22:04) - Deep Dive: TypeScript Is Being Ported to Go
- (23:58) - Deep Dive: Ports vs. Rewrites
- (24:50) - Deep Dive: Why Go?
- (25:54) - Deep Dive: Why Not Rust? Anders Explains
- (28:37) - Deep Dive: Why Not C#?
- (30:20) - Deep Dive: Go's Developer Experience
- (31:27) - Deep Dive: Running Concurrent Type Checking
- (32:54) - Deep Dive: 10X Is Just the Start
- (33:26) - Deep Dive: What's the Roadmap?
- (35:06) - Deep Dive: Impact on Ecosystem
- (43:32) - Deep Dive: Go Use It... in Go
- Kevin Deng (sxzz) from the Vite team is maintaining a releases repository
- (45:20) - Deep Dive: What's Not Supported Yet
- (46:08) - Deep Dive: Props to the Team
Other Links

The Vanilla TS Experience | Josh Goldberg | Ep 10
TypeScript.fm - The Friendly Show for TypeScript Developers
03/24/25 • 56 min
In this episode, we are joined by special guest Josh Goldberg to teach us about getting started with TypeScript from scratch. If you're new to TS, this is a great introduction! And if you've been using TS for a long time, you can explain to your friends where they should start to make their experience smoother. In the news, Nx gets support for project references and we curate some of the best TSGo content.
(00:36) Personal News
- IRL: Excalibur.js team will be at VGM Con (April 11-13, Minneapolis, MN)
- IRL: Erik is speaking at NDC Oslo (May 19-23)
(04:28) Introducing Josh Goldberg
- (07:10) - Josh's Work as a Full-time Open Sourcer
- (09:05) - Getting Started with TypeScript
- Start with the TypeScript Handbook (it's free!)
- Then, play with TypeScript in the playground
- (10:57) - Pain Points for New TypeScript Developers
- (12:41) - Benefits of TypeScript for Experienced Developers
- (14:43) - Getting Started with TypeScript
- (17:57) - CTA - create-typescript-app
- v2 rewrite spawned Bingo, dev tooling automation blocks
- (20:54) - Use Cases For Create TypeScript App
- (26:58) - CTA Plans for the Future
- (29:10) - Learning Resources for TypeScript
- Matt Pocock (Total TypeScript)
- Cory House (Getting Started with TypeScript)
- Basarat (TypeScript Deep Dive)
- Code challenge: Advent of TS
- Code challenge: Advent of Code
- Code challenge: Type Challenges
- (32:17) - And of course, Josh's Book: Learning TypeScript!
- Learn the why and theory
- Blog and articles
- Buy the book!
- (33:30) - Favorite Language Feature: Discriminated Unions
- (37:40) - Favorite Language Feature: Branded Types
- (38:58) - Creating TypeScript ESLint Rules
- (40:34) - Key Takeaways - Fun and Cool Stuff Happening!
- (42:29) - Future of TypeScript and Linting Innovations
(45:02) Where to Find Josh
- Website
- Follow on BlueSky @JoshuaKGoldberg
- Sponsor on GitHub
- Attend SquiggleConf 2025
(46:55) News for the Week of March 10, 2025
- TSGo, but we already covered that (TS-a-Go-Go, Ep 9)
- Deno 2.2.4 update adds enhancements to OpenTelemetry (OTel) support
- Nx 20.5 adds TS project reference support
- Cory House releases a new TypeScript course on Dometrain
- React Router 7.3 minor release
- Experimental support for client contexts
- Experimental support for route middleware
- (49:25) - Community Updates
- Dr. Axel's Corner - Dive deeper with this TSGO Explainer
- Sxzz (Kevin from Vite) created a TSGo playground with WASM
- TSGo community content
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