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TypeScript Code Recipe Shu (A Collection of TypeScript Code Recipes)
177 Techniques You Can Look Up by What You Want to Do
Takeshi Kano
Summary
A Japanese-language recipe collection that lets you look up how to do something in TypeScript. Aimed at beginner-to-intermediate readers, it gathers techniques for writing code on the job, with abundant worked examples. It covers new TypeScript features such as the satisfies operator and type predicate inference, as well as new JavaScript APIs, and organizes its content by category: the basics of static typing and type inference, data types, functions, asynchronous processing, error handling, classes, modules, type narrowing, and utility types. It targets TypeScript 7 and comes with sample code.
Target Readers
- TypeScript beginners to novices, at the level of someone who has finished an introductory book
- Novice JavaScript/TypeScript engineers just starting their careers
Tags
Colophon
- Publisher
- Gijutsu-Hyohron
- ISBN
- 978-4-297-15628-2
- Published
- May 2026
- List price
- ¥3,300incl. taxMay differ from the actual selling price on Amazon
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Prerequisites
- Recommended
Programming TypeScript
Making Your JavaScript Applications Scale
Boris Cherny
Reason: Having finished learning the basics of TypeScript's typing and type inference, you move on to a recipe collection you can open whenever you're unsure how to write something in practice. TypeScript Code Recipes organizes type narrowing, utility types, the satisfies operator, and more into 177 recipes, converting introductory knowledge into concrete implementation decisions.
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Reason: Once you have individual recipes on hand, you move on to the design principles behind them, the question of why you should write it this way. Effective TypeScript lays out judgment criteria across 83 items, such as leveraging type inference and taming any, turning recipe selection from ad-hoc into principle-based.