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Angular's @switch block has become a lot more useful recently. With exhaustive type checking, Angular can now catch missing template states when a TypeScript union or enum changes. And with grouped cases, we can remove duplicate markup when multiple states render the same UI. In this post, I'll show
I have been working on a project called SEOCore, which is an SEO crawler and audit CLI built with TypeScript. It is also my first public repository, so this project means a lot to me. Building it has been a mix of learning in public, solving real problems, making mistakes, and slowly improving thing
Reviving a 12K+ Star Abandoned Library: toastr-next v3 🍞 GitHub “Finish-Up-A-Thon” Challenge Submission Divyesh May 27 #devchallenge #githubchallenge #typescript #opensource 20 reactions comments 6 min read
We spent years getting TypeScript to where it is. It already checks your APIs, your components, your state. Your CSS values are still strings that nothing compiles. Why wait for a new tool when the one you have can do this today? A 2025 academic study [1] found that 94% of LLM-generated compilation
I am implementing the Builder pattern in a Node.js (TypeScript) backend to instantiate a Permission object before passing it to my repository layer.I want to reuse this same Builder for both creating and updating a permission, but the presence of the id and the validation rules change completely dep
Roku ships an HTTP API on every device they sell. It has no authentication, no API key, no documentation page on a marketing site — but it powers every third-party Roku remote app on the App Store and Play Store. It's called ECP (External Control Protocol) and once you've seen it, you'll wonder why
