100 jаvascript and TypeScript Mistakes and How to Avoid Them (MEAP V02)
English | 2024 | ISBN: 9781633437135 | 160 pages | PDF,EPUB | 1.51 MB
Insider knowledge on recognizing common bugs, errors, and pitfalls in jаvascript and TypeScript code.
The best mistakes are the ones you avoid in the first place. 100 jаvascript and TypeScript Mistakes and How to Avoid Them makes it easy to identify errors before you even make them! It’s packed with over a hundred antipatterns, common slip-ups, and complex technical points that can trip up even the most experienced jаvascript or TypeScript developer.
In 100 jаvascript and TypeScript Mistakes and How to Avoid Them you’ll learn about
jаvascript and TypeScript for frontend and backend
Resolving persistent, dangerous, or frustrating issues
How to write safer code
Increase code quality, reusability, and maintainability
Industry best practices
Open up 100 jаvascript and TypeScript Mistakes and How to Avoid Them and you’ll instantly find practical, reliable ways to improve your jаvascript and TypeScript code. Make your code safer, improve readability and reusability, and become the go-to JS and TypeScript guru on your team!
about the book
100 jаvascript and TypeScript Mistakes and How to Avoid Them is a collection of common and challenging trouble spots that trip up JS and TypeScript developers, along with tips on how to recognize and resolve them. You’ll find troubleshooting tips on everything from basic mistakes like ignoring compiler warnings, to advanced patterns and tips for using jаvascript and TypeScript with your favorite libraries and frameworks. Throughout, each mistake and fix is illustrated with bite-sized examples, and easy-to-read code samples. You’ll soon be writing quality code faster than ever before!
about the reader
For readers who know the basics of jаvascript or TypeScript and want to advance their jаvascript skills.
about the author
Azat Mardan is a best-selling author of books on jаvascript, React, and Node.js, a visiting professor, startup mentor, software engineer, and tech leader with 20+ years’ experience. He’s taught thousands and spoken at 30+ conferences, and was a Microsoft MVP and a top 250 GitHub contributor.
