TypeScript Generics are EASY once you know this

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⏱️ Timestamps:
0:00 Example 1
4:11 Example 2
6:58 Example 3 (multiple type parameters)
9:23 React example
13:31 Extracting type
15:25 State setter function
17:08 'extends'
18:54 Inference vs specifying yourself

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[jotasenator]

I was avoiding generics for a while for no reason, now, finally I will avoid it with a reason

[Bread-vkfl]

1st time I watched it I got 80%, the 2nd time 95%. Now I just need to code myself to get it 100%. The best explanation of all YouTube. Thank you so much.

[ashishboora]

I am react developer and never used typescript, just out of curiosity started watching it. Now i am suddenly feeling like i know complete Typescript.
I mean how well you explained it, i can understand every second of this video. This is really some next level teaching skill.

[timlind]

Honestly - this is probably the best description / example I've seen yet! Keep it up!

[bcb]

As someone who has been anxious even when seeing cryptic type notations, this lesson is almost like a therapy session. For me, adding <T> just after writing the function name make sense than coming back to it after annotating arguments. It reads like "this function / class is meant to work with these types".. Thank you!

[sandeepamarnath]

I wish I could like this video a 100 times. You are the best teacher ever who sticks to the point and every second is worth watching and learning. Great job!

[tomisadone]

Spectacular video, had it open in a side tab for a month and I can't regret more not watching it before. Clearest explanation I've seen in a while

[xeygarz]

I honestly had such a hard time understanding generics and how they differed from explicitly declaring your types. Your emphasis on generics defining *relationships* finally made everything click for me. Thank you for explaining with all the examples!!

[davidgibradze]

Your lessons are great and easy to understand for me, thnx, keep going, 👍👍✅🚀

[MrBrandenS]

Wow this video shed a ton of light on some of the confusing pieces around generics for me. The content was so well put together and with the real life example with usages in react itself it really drove the point home from your early examples of generic benefits and when ti use them. Amazing way to teach these concepts. Thanks! Subscribed.

[xReDxTuRtLeZx]

thanks for the clarity. you are great at explaining concepts, your vids have objectively made me better at TS and feels great when i manage to remember parts of vids when i encounter scenarios on my projects

[IrfanIdris]

I never realised generics are that simple to explain. Simply great! 👍🏽

[MsFunny]

Thanks for the best tutorial on generics I've ever found 🤗

[ally]

The relationship tip was all I need to understand the generics! thanks mn

[fluntimes]

I agree, this is the best explanation of generics I've encountered. Makes them seem easy, so your video description is on point!

[Bangladesh]

This is the best video I've seen about generics.

[lildot]

the way you explain is so clean and concise

[ALI-seph]

your channel is great for junior devs who already know javascript and got job but they need more tricks and knowledge to become a better developer

[sofianesaid]

easier than I thought now after watching your video, thank you very much!

[xi_red]

This is hands down the best explanation I've ever seen on type Generics. Thank you soo much!