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Lying in TypeScript
Podcast |
Frontend First
Publisher |
Sam Selikoff, Ryan Toronto
Media Type |
audio
Podknife tags |
Design, 
Technology, 
User Experience, 
Web Development
Categories Via RSS |
Technology
Publication Date |
Jan 26, 2023
Episode Duration |
00:47:54

Sam and Ryan talk about seams in TypeScript programs where lies can sneak in. They chat about how API calls, form inputs, and URLs all relate to this problem, the similarity between drifting types and service mocks in testing, zod, and how type-safe languages like Elm eliminate this problem entirely.

Topics include:

  • 0:00 - Intro
  • 2:41 - Lying in Typescript

Links:

Sam and Ryan talk about seams in TypeScript programs where lies can sneak in. They chat about how API calls, form inputs, and URLs all relate to this problem, the similarity between drifting types and service mocks in testing, zod, and how type-safe languages like Elm eliminate this problem entirely.

Sam and Ryan talk about seams in TypeScript programs where lies can sneak in. They chat about how API calls, form inputs, and URLs all relate to this problem, the similarity between drifting types and service mocks in testing, zod, and how type-safe languages like Elm eliminate this problem entirely.

Topics include:

  • 0:00 - Intro
  • 2:41 - Lying in Typescript

Links:

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