I've read several books about building a strong culture of openness and honesty at work, but I just finished Radical Candor and it's easily my favorite. It's very assumed at managers, but I can still use a lot of it's advice. Not only was the general advice very good but it...

cstrnt.dev/blog/three-typesc… @cstrnt I don't understand the last one. Why not just make a normal interface: interface Person { name: unknown; age: unknown; } The way you did it is really only useful for dynamically created types, which it doesn't look like you're trying to do.

Actually, sorry. I misread that AllowedKeys was an array, so this isn't really even useful for dynamically generated types. Rather, Record should be used moreso how it's shown in the docs: typescriptlang.org/docs/hand… Which I guess is close enough to how you're using it, but...

I recently started using TypeScript in a personal project to help me learn it. I'm not sure if I have too-tight of ES-Lint rules (I'm using what Vue CLI gave me) or what, but TS is way stricter than I expected it to be - flagging way more than I thought it would.

Anyone have any great resources for helping me learn TS better so I don't run into so many issues? I'm about to go through the Front End Masters course: frontendmasters.com/courses/… but I was considering starting with Dr. R's book instead: exploringjs.com/tackling-ts/