While enums and Booleans may be familiar, you might want to think about using some other TypeScript constructs.
Whatever the bundler, it is making more and more sense to move away from CommonJS.
I still do use async/await and it is excellent for a one-call scenario, but I, and many others, have discovered it is minimal for more complex real-world situations.
My main problem with single-page applications is that they generally do not start life using progressive enhancement.
In the React ecosystem, tools like loadable-componets add a much simpler veneer of sanity around dynamic imports.
Learn about how to use Terraform in a real, production-ready environment.
I do not care about the various WCAG 2.x standards. People use these standards as an excuse to do the bare minimum to make a site accessible. What I do care about is that real users of assistive technologies can verify what we have developed is accessible.
I am, for the most part, a TypeScript fan but I do have some nagging doubts that I would like to discuss in this post.
In a previous post, we talked about Frustrations with React Hooks. Here are some solutions to those frustrations.
I have waited a long time for these changes, and I think the TypeScript official announcement does its usual job of underselling the great new features.
