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Type Assertions in TypeScript
Learn how to use type assertions in TypeScript to explicitly cast variables to specific types when their types are not inferred correctly, ensuring type safety in your code.
Simplifying Functions with TypeScript Arrow Functions
See how TypeScript's arrow functions provide a concise and elegant way to define functions, making your code shorter and more readable.
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Managing Asynchronous Operations with Promises
Discover how to use Promises in TypeScript to handle asynchronous tasks, ensuring clean and maintainable code for async operations.
The Desk — Edition 63
Welcome to the 63rd issue of the Desk. The Desk is my weekly newsletter covering newly published content and project updates.
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Working with Enums in TypeScript
Explore how TypeScript enums can be used to represent a set of named constants, making your code more readable and self-explanatory.
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Defining a TypeScript Interface
Learn how to create a TypeScript interface to define the structure of complex data objects, providing better type checking and code documentation.
The Top 15 Cities in the World to Live as an Expat
The allure of starting afresh in a new city, embracing novel cultures, and stepping outside one's comfort zone has led countless individuals to pack their bags and live as expats.
Pattern Matching in Rust
Discover how to use pattern matching to match and process different cases for enum types in Rust.
Error Handling with Result in Rust
Understand how to handle errors gracefully in Rust by using the Result enum for functions that can return errors.
10 Useful Tips for Securing Your Online Privacy
In today's digital age, ensuring the security of your online privacy is more important than ever. With the increasing prevalence of cyber threats, it is crucial to take proactive measures to protect your personal information and maintain your online privacy. This article will present ten useful tips that
Basic Vector Manipulation in Rust
Explore the fundamentals of working with vectors in Rust, including adding, removing, and iterating over elements.
Reading User Input in Rust
Learn how to read and display user input in Rust using standard input/output.