Introduced in TypeScript 2.4 is support for the ECMAScript dynamic imports feature. If you didn’t see the announcement or read it properly, you’re probably here because you’re getting the following error. In my case I use Webpack and I was trying to add in some dynamic import goodness and getting this error: Dynamic import cannot … →

If you’re a TypeScript user and you’re reading this, then you’re using TSLint (most likely). Recently, a situation at work arose where even though TSLint warnings were being thrown in the editor as well as terminal output, some developers (tsk tsk) were still committing these warnings. Naturally, a pre-commit Git hook is the right candidate … →

This might be a bit of an edge case for some, but recently I needed to use a third-party script in my Aurelia TypeScript application that wasn’t installable through Npm. I could have carefully changed it to conform to my TSLint guidelines, but that would have been more effort than I wanted to spend. I … →

Recently whilst helping out a client with an Aurelia TypeScript project, I encountered a situation where the latest development version of TypeScript 2.0 was being used, but some of the newer features like filesGlob support were not being picked up. Module resolution and other things were also an issue. Turns out you can configure Visual … →

Sometimes you want to specify in your application multiple allowed values. For example, you might have a method which allows you to perform server requests and the only allowed values are; GET, POST, UPDATE, DELETE and PUT. Ideally you want to prevent any developer from calling a method with an invalid value. Normally you would … →