I know im asking the wrong place but does any of you know of a way to log back into an Instagram account?? I stupidly forgot my password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me!
it is good to know that you can escape type limitations with type any, but it is better not to show this trick to juniors )) as they will use any way too much, turning typescript code into JavaScript defeating the purpose.
Hi Ben, This is a great tutorial for starting to work on node. I will appreciate if you could make a video to use the same code (library) in browser and as well as in server.
Hi Ben. thanks for your great tutorial, I wonder how do you get those auto suggestions on terminal? what should I use to get that? I'm on Linux by the way.
"An async function or method in ES5/ES3 requires the 'Promise' constructor" Cannot create a simple demo without running into errors in the first 10 seconds, typescript is very nice
Hey Ben, really good stuff! I wasted so much time wondering how can I attach new prop to the req object and still make typescript happy. I have one issue with casting it to any, when I am trying to catch the user in a middleware I will have to cats req to any on that place too. Is there any way I can maybe extend the namespace or extend the type and use it globally instead?!? I wish I have the type definitions for req and just add the props I need.
Thanks Ben! Your video is really cool, and you type code so fast! It seems that you used vscode + vim, right?Could you please tell me how to config that? or what things should I learn?
Ben Awad too many hours in the development of that theme I cannot believe les than 6 months later 5000 person using it !!!
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I noticed that people are very often confused about interface vs type so i recently published a whole article just about this: pawelgrzybek.com/typescript-interface-vs-type/ Great vide o Ben as always. Keep on doing an amazing work!
How do you get color coded intellisense hints like at 6:00 such as the function keyword being blue, params a lighter blue with types as green etc? My intellisense hints are just white or grey
Hi Ben, with this tsconfig : github.com/benawad/node-ts-graphql-boilerplate/blob/master/tsconfig.json It is working fine with ts-node-dev --respawn src/index.ts command When I do build using tsc -w -p ./tsconfig.json and run node file under dist folder it is giving me error (function (exports, require, module, __filename, __dirname) { import { Field, ID, ObjectType } from "type-graphql"; ^ SyntaxError: Unexpected token { Any idea?
Thanks for the video. What's your suggestion of a workflow for development and deployment of a TypeScript node application. Say for instance a GraphQL server written in TypeScript. Do I build, then upload the build to the server or upload the ts files to the server and then build there is some other elegant continous integration workflow. Thanks in advance.
depends what your using to host your project sounds like you may be using a vps. For that you can just build your code locally and upload it to the vps
What do you use for cli, your cli hints you what you are going to type next... Can i use this in windows as well? whats the name of that cli? or plugin
An alternative that lets you place your cursor anywhere in the double quotations (and not just the first character) is `di"`. Also works for brackets, curly braces, parentheses etc.
13:15 you are not right! you are mutating req object, that is why you have this behaviour. req and res are object which provide you their API to use , do not user them as some kind of containers for you random props. 14:58 - just set with default value (a: number, b: number = 0) and stop making this mess
Exactly!! Thank You. I see it so often, that the people who are so stuck up and vocal about "Typescript" are the ones who can't code properly even the simple stuff. And I am like, "oh now I understand, why they say that typescript helps them catch so many silly errors". And by the like to dislike ratio you can tell that there are probably 18 people as of now who know how to code. Typescript is great but if you don't know how to code, then you are going to make more errors than a person who knows how to code will ever make in javascript or any other language.
@@chetan9533 that is the right observation and questions! 1) think of how to wrap middlewares with a function that provides an additional argument which can be used for storing the data 2) think of having a global (within the file) Map object where keys are req objects and values are the extra data. Of course in this case you have to think how to clean up data in the end, but that shouldn't be difficult
![Restful API with NodeJS, Express & Typescript [2020]](/img/n.gif)
I've never been so excited for getting more squiggly red lines
I know im asking the wrong place but does any of you know of a way to log back into an Instagram account??
I stupidly forgot my password. I appreciate any assistance you can offer me!
@Otis Braxton instablaster =)
4:26 "No demon is ganna watch our files" lol
😂😂
Hi, Ben. Greate video! Please, do more videos for practical usage of typescript in regular projects. Thanks a lot
Sure
9:36 saved days of restarting visual code for me. Thanks Ben. Subscribed and bookmarked this video.
Welcome :) you might also like my vscode tips video: benawad.com/vscode
it is good to know that you can escape type limitations with type any, but it is better not to show this trick to juniors )) as they will use any way too much, turning typescript code into JavaScript defeating the purpose.
Great video Ben! I'm glad that you did this from scratch. That way we can code along.
Amazing video! Really helped me understand typescript a lot better.
Hi Ben, This is a great tutorial for starting to work on node. I will appreciate if you could make a video to use the same code (library) in browser and as well as in server.
Awesome introduction to the subject Ben, your enthusiasm for TS is also highly motivating, thanks.
Great video, thank you!
Its like magic ! thanks for the videos!
Thanks for this
You make great videos
Hi Ben. thanks for your great tutorial, I wonder how do you get those auto suggestions on terminal? what should I use to get that? I'm on Linux by the way.
So helpful!
13:12
"... when you know your code is right."
So never 🤣🤣
watch this at 2x speed. In 10 minutes I learned quite a lot of stuff!!!
"An async function or method in ES5/ES3 requires the 'Promise' constructor"
Cannot create a simple demo without running into errors in the first 10 seconds, typescript is very nice
Hey Ben, really good stuff! I wasted so much time wondering how can I attach new prop to the req object and still make typescript happy. I have one issue with casting it to any, when I am trying to catch the user in a middleware I will have to cats req to any on that place too. Is there any way I can maybe extend the namespace or extend the type and use it globally instead?!? I wish I have the type definitions for req and just add the props I need.
Thank You ❤
Why you never import any file, is that the way you program things? sounds very spaghetti!
Thank you
Thanks Ben! Your video is really cool, and you type code so fast! It seems that you used vscode + vim, right?Could you please tell me how to config that? or what things should I learn?
yeah:
benawad.com/vim
benawad.com/vscode
Thanks alogototltltlgglgltltototototoyotoyototottototototoooooo love you ben :)
Thank you for the video. Would you please tell me which bash you are using in your vscode terminal?
Very amusing video, looks like you're reading somebody else's examples not quite understanding what's what. :D
Why watch a tutorial if you feel like you’re above it? Not gonna get far in the tech community if you belittle others.
how does he not have a node_modules folder
Thanks Ben! great tutorial. Definitely subscribing! keep up the good work
as of now, ts-node-dev doesn't work on the latest version of TS
Can you review my TypeScript VsCode theme of colour and syntax coloring ?? Pop N’ Loc Theme by Luxcium in the extention store
looks pretty good
Ben Awad too many hours in the development of that theme I cannot believe les than 6 months later 5000 person using it !!!
I noticed that people are very often confused about interface vs type so i recently published a whole article just about this: pawelgrzybek.com/typescript-interface-vs-type/
Great vide o Ben as always. Keep on doing an amazing work!
woah awesome read, thanks
ts-node does not work with path aliases
How do you get color coded intellisense hints like at 6:00 such as the function keyword being blue, params a lighter blue with types as green etc? My intellisense hints are just white or grey
The best intro to typescript.
thanks!
thx for share this content! =D
Hi Ben,
with this tsconfig : github.com/benawad/node-ts-graphql-boilerplate/blob/master/tsconfig.json
It is working fine with ts-node-dev --respawn src/index.ts command
When I do build using tsc -w -p ./tsconfig.json and run node file under dist folder it is giving me error
(function (exports, require, module, __filename, __dirname) { import { Field, ID, ObjectType } from "type-graphql";
^
SyntaxError: Unexpected token {
Any idea?
5:52 how did the dropdown appear?? also can we somehow see the dropdown even if we aren't destructuring?
how to deploy it
just explained what i was wondering about. thanks, Ben.
hey ben, this is a very concise video.. thank u very much... :)
Thank you so much.
Subscribed rightaway! Please upload more video and also cover nodejs without using express! Awesome tutorial !!
with Vim extension you can G + D to go to definition
Cool stuff!
How to debug ts?
great
more videos on ts + node plz
oh dude, thank u so much for this video!
Awesome video as always Ben.
No Demon 😆
Super informative. Thank you for doing this! Subscribed!
wow, amazing video, all the we need in just one place, thank you so much
That code looks disgusting. You job now on is to fix typescript errors, yeah no thanks.
In English please?..
Node but it's Deno
Thanks for the video. What's your suggestion of a workflow for development and deployment of a TypeScript node application. Say for instance a GraphQL server written in TypeScript. Do I build, then upload the build to the server or upload the ts files to the server and then build there is some other elegant continous integration workflow. Thanks in advance.
depends what your using to host your project
sounds like you may be using a vps. For that you can just build your code locally and upload it to the vps
@@bawad yea, I use a vps. Thanks for your suggestion. Appreciate!
Brilliant it helped me in my work thanks!
Great, it help me a lot. Thanks Ben!
very useful Thanks
Awesome video. Thank you for doing the video
Hi! How you set up fish terminal in VS Code?
gist.github.com/benawad/1e9dd01994f78489306fbfd6f7b01cd3#file-settings-json-L50
@@bawad Thank you! :)
says this is for beginners, proceeds to use 'yarn'...
excellent scontent chap
Difference between tsc --init and npx tsc --init?
Npx installs a dependency, executes and then deletes
How are you getting color in the "Read more" pop-up from Intellisense ? 6:38 ?
I'm not sure, I don't remember turning on a setting for it just always been like that
What do you use for terminal auto complete
Z shell + autosuggestions plugin or fish
Hey Ben, as you type here at 10:09 the intellisense automatically show up telling you the types. How you'd set that?
benawad.com/vscode
I agree with using interface for objects
How does downstream code in express know that middleware has added properties to the request object?
I usually do an if statement
What do you use for cli, your cli hints you what you are going to type next... Can i use this in windows as well? whats the name of that cli? or plugin
fishshell.com/
Very informative
People that write entire projects in JS are absolute madman.
Why use yarn instead of npm? Any advantages?
seems to be faster for me
youre my hero!
Noice
Gusttaw mmä
4:17 Anyone know how he removed code inside double quote ?
vim hotkey: ct"
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An alternative that lets you place your cursor anywhere in the double quotations (and not just the first character) is `di"`. Also works for brackets, curly braces, parentheses etc.
Or you could use asp.net core webapi
Or you could not
So much time spent on casting as any, ts-ignore, and avoiding the type errors. Learning to use types correctly is much more valuable.
13:15 you are not right! you are mutating req object, that is why you have this behaviour. req and res are object which provide you their API to use , do not user them as some kind of containers for you random props.
14:58 - just set with default value (a: number, b: number = 0) and stop making this mess
Exactly!! Thank You.
I see it so often, that the people who are so stuck up and vocal about "Typescript" are the ones who can't code properly even the simple stuff. And I am like, "oh now I understand, why they say that typescript helps them catch so many silly errors". And by the like to dislike ratio you can tell that there are probably 18 people as of now who know how to code.
Typescript is great but if you don't know how to code, then you are going to make more errors than a person who knows how to code will ever make in javascript or any other language.
but middlewares often do need to attach a property to request object so info can be passed onto next call. what's the correct way to handle that?
@@chetan9533 that is the right observation and questions!
1) think of how to wrap middlewares with a function that provides an additional argument which can be used for storing the data
2) think of having a global (within the file) Map object where keys are req objects and values are the extra data. Of course in this case you have to think how to clean up data in the end, but that shouldn't be difficult
@@chetan9533 there are more approaches you can think of
What the heck is yarn
If you use npm, don’t worry about it :)