Improving Your Zig Language Server Experience | Loris Cro's Blog
...by adding just a few lines to your build.zig| kristoff.it
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...by adding just a few lines to your build.zig| kristoff.it
Fully updated, thoroughly revised, now with 50% more book!| effectivetypescript.com
Over the past few months I became a TypeScript contributor and implemented a new feature, type predicate inference, that should be one of the headliners for TypeScript 5.5. This post tells the story of how that happened: why I wanted to contribute to TypeScript, the journey to implementing the feature and getting the PR merged, and what I've learned along the way. This is not a short read, but it will give you a good sense of what it's like to become a TypeScript contributor and develop a new...| effectivetypescript.com
From allowJs to useDefineForClassFields the TSConfig reference includes information about all of the active compiler flags setting up a TypeScript project.| www.typescriptlang.org
--- Day 21: Step Counter ---| adventofcode.com
Introduction to the Zig Programming Language| andrewkelley.me
Today I'd like to draw out attention on some under discussed design choices in Zig programming...| Zig NEWS
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--- Day 1: Trebuchet?! ---| adventofcode.com
Every three months we get a new TypeScript release and TypeScript 5.1 landed on June 1, 2023. This release has a few interesting new features, but by far the most noticeable changes are performance improvements and error message ergonomics. Let's take a look!| effectivetypescript.com
Every year I do the Advent of Code in a different programming language. If you aren't familiar, it's an online coding competition with a new two-part problem every day from December 1st to the 25th. Thousands of programmers participate and share their solutions. It's a great way to learn a language and bond over coding. In 2019 I used Python, in 2020 I used Rust and in 2021 I used Go. I also post an increasingly-belated writeup of my experience and impressions of the language so, at the end o...| effectivetypescript.com
Why SymPy| www.sympy.org
The language primitives.| www.typescriptlang.org
It'll surprise no one to hear that TypeScript is my favorite programming language. But I do still enjoy dabbling in other languages. It's a great way to get perspective on what makes TypeScript unique, and how other language designers are thinking about the same problems. My favorite way to learn a new language is through the annual Advent of Code (AoC). AoC runs every year from Dec 1-25. Every day unlocks a new puzzle with two parts which build on each other. Lots of people do these puzzles ...| effectivetypescript.com
Hang out on the internet much and you'll hear gripes about how TypeScript isn't "sound," and that this makes it a poor choice of language. In this post, I'll explain what this means and walk through the sources of unsoundness in TypeScript. Rest assured, TypeScript is a great language and it's never a good idea to listen to people on the internet!| effectivetypescript.com
TypeScript's type system has grown steadily more powerful over the past five years, allowing you to precisely type more and more patterns in JavaScript. The upcoming TypeScript 4.1 release includes a particularly exciting new addition to the type system: template literal types. Template literal types solve a long-standing gap in TypeScript's type system and, as I'll argue at the end of the post, they solve it in a particularly TypeScripty way. To understand template literal types, let's start...| effectivetypescript.com
My experience trying to learn Zig via Advent of Code.| www.forrestthewoods.com
