TypeScript is a strict syntactical superset of JavaScript that adds optional static typing to the language.
Building a seamless connection between a TypeScript application and a C# application can feel like bridging two worlds. Both languages have strong typing capabilities, but ensuring that they adhere to the same contract can be challenging. In my experience, the best approach is to define a shared schema that governs the data structures and enforce
One of the most exciting moments in a development project is sharing your work with others. If you’re building an app with Socket.IO, whether for real-time messaging, notifications, or interactive applications, you’ll eventually want to make your local setup accessible to the public. This allows collaborators, testers, or clients to interact with your app without
Building a seamless connection between a TypeScript application and a Java application can feel like bridging two worlds. Both languages have strong typing capabilities, but ensuring that they adhere to the same contract can be challenging. In my experience, the best approach is to define a shared schema that governs the data structures and enforce
When I started working on a live QR code scanner in React, I wanted to create something that not only displayed a webcam feed but also scanned and decoded QR codes in real time. With React, TypeScript, and a few powerful libraries, it turned out to be an engaging and surprisingly manageable task. Using react-webcam
Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) has revolutionized how devices communicate wirelessly, enabling lightweight, low-power connectivity. If you’re diving into BLE with Node.js, understanding how to scan BLE advertisements is essential. I recently tackled this challenge using the @abandonware/noble library and TypeScript, and I want to share the process, step by step. What is BLE (Bluetooth Low
When running a production-grade React application served by Nginx, maintenance mode becomes a handy tool for planned downtime. I recently implemented maintenance mode for a Vite-powered React app and learned a lot about how to make it efficient and dynamic. Here, I’ll share the steps to set it up so that your app checks for
Configuring Vitest for a TypeScript project to support tsconfig path imports can initially seem challenging, especially if you’re not using Vite. However, with the right approach, it’s manageable and rewarding. In this guide, I’ll walk you through the steps needed to configure Vitest in a straightforward TypeScript setup so you can seamlessly use your tsconfig
RSS feeds are a classic way to keep up-to-date with new content from various sources. If you’ve ever wanted to create an RSS feed reader using TypeScript, you’ll be happy to know that with modern tools like axios and xml2js, it’s easier than ever. In this post, I’ll guide you step-by-step through creating an RSS
Custom metadata in WordPress opens up a world of flexibility for developers, allowing you to store additional information on your posts and query posts based on that data. By adding custom metadata via the WordPress REST API and retrieving posts based on it, you can achieve custom filtering, personalized content displays, and much more. In
When working with WordPress via its REST API, one of the most common requirements is to programmatically upload media, like images, and add them to posts. Whether you’re building a custom WordPress dashboard or automating content management, this process can streamline your workflow. In this guide, I’ll walk through how to upload images to WordPress,
When building web applications or content management tools, there are often situations where we need to post content to WordPress programmatically. By tapping into WordPress’s REST API, this process becomes highly efficient. In this guide, I’ll show you how to use axios and TypeScript to post content to a WordPress site. The approach here leverages
When working with TypeScript, one of the fundamental tasks is defining the structure of data. This is where interfaces and type aliases come into play. While they may look similar at first glance, they have distinct characteristics and use cases that can make or break the flexibility and maintainability of your code. Today, I’ll share