
TypeScript 4 Design Patterns and Best Practices
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TypeScript was created as a superset of JavaScript and to provide useful facilities to catch mistakes early and make JavaScript development safer and scalable. JavaScript is a language of the browser, therefore when working with TypeScript in the browser, you have to understand this particular environment. This means you must understand the Document Object Model (DOM) API, how to respond to user events, and how to avoid pitfalls in the process. Also, utilizing a bundler such as webpack helps you automate the process of compiling and minimizing assets in the production environment. Using a UI framework such as React can help you to build interactive applications using a component-based architecture.
First, you want to understand how to work with the DOM.
Note
Some of the examples cannot work when using Node.js as they depend on the global window object, so you will need to use a modern browser such as Chrome or Firefox.