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How to Add a Loading Component in Typescript with React Hooks

This demonstration uses React hooks to implement a loading component that displays while the client loads the results of a function call.
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How to Organize Your TypeScript Project with Workspaces

Here, I’ll walk through combining Yarn Workspaces with TypeScript Project References to assemble something resembling other languages’ project structures.
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The Benefits of Test-Driven Type-Driven Development

I've found that the type-driven development pattern works well, and compliments the test-driven development style that many of us at Atomic favor.
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Using Partial and Pick for Testing in TypeScript

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The Importance of Deriving Types in TypeScript

Make type relationships explicit in your TypeScript code by deriving types and get more value out of the type system when refactoring.
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3 Useful TypeScript Patterns to Keep in Your Back Pocket

TypeScript at its most basic adds plenty of safety to your code, but here are some useful TypeScript patterns to help you solve extra-difficult problems.

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Modeling Permissions as Types in Typescript

TypeScript makes it easy to eliminate potential sources of error. We’ve been using some simple techniques to do this with permissions checking.
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Using Typescript Types Generated from OpenAPI Schemas

Are you thinking of generating your TypeScript types from an OpenAPI schema? Here are some issues to consider before doing so.
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A Pattern for Type-Safe REST API Requests in TypeScript

How we brought some niceties like schema checking and auto-complete to a REST API. These helpers allowed us to validate responses from the server during development
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Quick Next.js + GraphQL Integration via API Routes

A guide to getting a lightweight GraphQL server up and running in your Next.js app via API routes.
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Three Reasons to Use Yarn in 2020 (and Beyond)

Even with improvements to NPM, Yarn still provides compelling reasons to choose it. And I believe it's only going to keep getting better.
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Achieve Project-Wide Type Checking with TypeScript and Visual Studio Code

Visual Studio Code is a perfect editor for TypeScript, but it doesn't support project-wide type-checking out of the box. Luckily, you can add it to your own TypeScript project.
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