This is why learning typescript generics is important

[st-jngk]

You're like if "Common Sense" was a programmer. You don't have any ridiculous esoteric pseudo-advice to give, but you just stick to the basics and make cool stuff. Validates "the basics" in a climate where you either use vim and program in c/rust, or you use vscode and write next 13 apps. I'm really glad I found this channel.

[jly_dev]

The more difficult parts of TS (generics, mapped/recursive/conditional types, etc) are not easy to learn from the docs by themselves. Gabriel Vergnaud's Type-Level TypeScript was a really helpful resource for me, and I've heard good things about TypeHero

[leonauswien]

"That's something that's really important when building a libary, is start with the interface - how a people paying to consume your functions / interface"
Such a valuable tip, applies to any function / structure; it helps a lot to find a good "how" to think about the user first.
Really good content! Not much new stuff in this video for me, but subbed for the conciseness and the calming voice.

[philheathslegalteam]

Didn't take you long to become my favourite tech Youtuber. Perfect no-nonsense approach to videos, ability to call things out for what they are and diving into technical content like this and that custom framework you're on currently. Your videos are a goldmine when it comes to reaffirm knowledge and see different use cases for different strategies.

Really appreciate the work you're putting into this channel and its content!

[monstajoedev]

Such an amazing tutorial. I used it before to create a local storage hook, which is one of those rare cases where you have to create a generic function.

[bowaller]

Im not a guy of typescript but I try to learn on the future. This video was awesome about generics good example and explain.

[Ganidv]

It’s a great video, thank you. I hope there will be more videos about this topic. Great work!

[florianwebdev]

Well done explaining generics! You earned a new subscriber

[dannycollazo]

Such a great video! This made me realize that not all TS is difficult and actually fun to write. Love the content, keep it up!

[barssavas]

Such an amazing educative content. I learned a lot from you. And I am applying it to my and my company's codebase.

[abdiraqiibmohummed]

great videos man, i eat breakfast while watching your videos, always great content, keep it up man !!!

[TheEchinox]

To the point. As per usual, Cody delivers! Keep it up!

[leebobtheblob]

6:11 extends key of TStore
7:19 using generic to control user set input
9:12 callback signature
12:14 ReturnType

[juanmacias]

This was impressive, generics seems to be my next step in understanding TS. :D

[eshw]

Dont stop making videos ever lol some of these random topics end up saving me in my project

[nidhishsrivastava]

I just used it while creating a hook for storing my items in local storage

[doc]

Though there is not "class keyword" involved, but the way you handle it is just OOP, because you want all the "object" to inherit the get/set function, that's why the "generic" kicks in. It could be a pattern for library author, but pretty much not for application level app.

[elmalleable]

super cool, i build something similar a month ago because i just wanted redux toolkit kind of functionality in an old angular js file using rxjs
i had to use jsdocs but still works nice

[fluntimes]

As I was watching I was wondering the difference between <Key extends keyof TStore> and <Key keyof typeof TStore>. I guess I'm more familiar with the second structure.

[nsatempe]

What is the extension that puts the solid yellow line around your current function/scope? It doesn’t appear to be in the Bearded theme or rainbow indent and I didn’t see it in your themes video.