A mixin in TypeScript is a pattern that uses generics and inheritance to extend or add to the functionality of a class. In essence, mixins allow more functionality to be “mixed in" to a class.

Getting a Hold of Mixins in TypeScript

Unit and integration testing are the most basic and popular types of software testing. While unit testing asserts that the functionality of a small part or individual components of an application is working fine, integration testing ensures that the unique pieces still work fine when integrated together.

First Look Into Writing Unit Tests in React

Design Patterns as a set of tried and tested high-level solutions define a common language for efficient communication amongst engineering teammates.

Singleton, Prototype & Builder Design Patterns in TypeScript

Utility types are helper generic types that can be used to create new types. Basically, utility types take other types as parameters and transform them into new types. TypeScript has some built-in utility types which we are going to discuss in this article.

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Getting a Hold of Mixins in TypeScript

First Look Into Writing Unit Tests in React

Singleton, Prototype & Builder Design Patterns in TypeScript

A Deep Dive into Utility Types in TypeScript