Generic Redux Actions with TypeScript
React, Redux, and TypeScript are a powerful combination, but gaining compile-time verification in a Redux application means adding more boilerplate on an already-weighty stack. I’ve written in the past about setting up and hacking down type-safe actions within Redux, but there’s always been room to improve. Nowhere is that more true than for asynchronous actions, where a well-established flow from
Naming JavaScript Functions
blog about newsletter Work with me Remember that anonymous function? Probably not. After all, if it wasn’t worth a name, it probably hasn’t been used since. But written one lately? Absolutely. They abound, especially in event handlers: document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function () { console.log('ready!'); }); And iterators: [1,2,3,4].filter(function (n) { return (n % 2) === 1; }); Most
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