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    Explore "functional programming" with insightful episodes like "JavaScript Closures & Scope Explained", "Our Code Styles" and "Hasty Treat - TypeScript Utility Types" from podcasts like ""Syntax - Tasty Web Development Treats", "Syntax - Tasty Web Development Treats" and "Syntax - Tasty Web Development Treats"" and more!

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    JavaScript Closures & Scope Explained

    JavaScript Closures & Scope Explained

    In this episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott talk about concerts, getting tired because of being old, landscaping, spinning on your head, gym updates, awful search engines and awful ethics for YouTubers, rewiring old engines, and what’s being streamed.

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    Syntax - Tasty Web Development Treats
    enSeptember 04, 2023
    javascript
    scope
    closures
    functional programming
    variables

    Our Code Styles

    Our Code Styles

    In this episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott talk about their coding styles - functional vs object oriented, interfaces vs types, tabs vs spaces, should comments exist? And a whole lot more.

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    Syntax - Tasty Web Development Treats
    enJuly 20, 2022
    testing
    typescript
    css
    functional programming
    coding practices

    Hasty Treat - TypeScript Utility Types

    Hasty Treat - TypeScript Utility Types

    In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk about TypeScript utility types — what they are, why you might use them, why they exist, and more!

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    Show Notes

    03:35 - Levels of using TypeScript

    1. Typing your code
    2. Typing your code, but getting a little bit more dynamic using utility types
    3. Creating your own utility types!

    07:29 - Partial

    08:23 - ReadOnly

    09:00 - Required

    09:33 - Record

    • A record is an object type that is a bit more restrictive
    • Say you want to store podcast details - name, URL, showCount, etc., but only for Syntax and Shoptalk.

    10:47 - Omit

    • I find this one handy when I want to create a “Create Item” type, where it has all the item fields except the ID field

    11:34 - Pick

    • Given a type, pick these properties

    12:39 - Return Types

    • Gives you the type that is returned from a function. Handy if you need to dynamically generate the type based on a passed function.

    13:30 - Case

    • These case types are useful for when you are doing template literal types
    • Uppercase
    • Lowercase
    • Capitalize
    • Uncapitalize

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    Syntax - Tasty Web Development Treats
    enAugust 09, 2021
    functional programming
    code efficiency
    typescript best practices
    predefined types
    typescript utility types
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