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How to Add Typings to the Global TypeScript Window Object

TypeScript · September 28, 2021

Does this error look familiar? Property 'AddressFinder' does not exist on type 'Window & typeof globalThis'.ts(2339) There will come …

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Getting Typescript 3.7 To Work With Webpack and ts-loader

TypeScript, Webpack · October 30, 2019

At the time of writing this post, TypeScript 3.7 is in beta. Eventually, this post will become irrelevant. But, for the moment if you are …

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Mocking Default Imports In Jest With TypeScript

Javascript, TypeScript · October 11, 2019

If you are writing tests using Jest and you use TypeScript, there is a good chance you have encountered an error along the lines of …

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Module ES2015 and TypeScript 2.4 Dynamic Imports

TypeScript · July 7, 2017

TypeScript 2.4 dynamic imports error

Introduced in TypeScript 2.4 is support for the ECMAScript dynamic imports feature. If you didn't see the announcement or read it properly, …

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Configuring Git Pre Commit Hook And TSLint (automatically)

TypeScript · March 16, 2017

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 …

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Dealing With Tslint Errors/Warnings In Third Party Files

TypeScript · March 14, 2017

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 …

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Getting Visual Studio Code To Work With Next Versions of TypeScript

TypeScript · July 7, 2016

Recently whilst helping out a client with an Aurelia TypeScript project, I encountered a situation where the latest development version of …

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String Enums In TypeScript

TypeScript · May 30, 2016

Sometimes you want to specify in your application multiple allowed values. For example, you might have a method which allows you to perform …

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