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Organizing a TypeScript Project

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Directory Structure
3. Main Application File
4. Modules and Subdirectories
5. Type Definitions
6. Exporting and Importing
7. Benefits of Using ES Modules (ESM)

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Understanding Generator Functions in TypeScript

Table of Contents

1. Introduction to Generator Functions
2. Basic Syntax
3. Yielding Values
4. Iterating with Generators
5. Using Generators for Infinite Sequences
6. Generator Function Arguments
7. Delegating Generators

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10 Ways to Use TypeScript Types

Table of Contents

1. Basic Types
2. Union Types
3. Intersection Types
4. Type Aliases
5. Literal Types
6. Nullable Types
7. Type Assertions

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10 Ways to Use TypeScript Interfaces

Table of Contents

1. Basic Object Shape
2. Optional Properties
3. Readonly Properties
4. Index Signatures
5. Extending Interfaces
6. Function Types
7. Hybrid Types

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# 1. Get service information such as IP addresses and ports across all namespaces
k3s kubectl get services --all-namespaces

# 2. Get pod information such as name, health, and age across all namespaces
k3s kubectl get pods --all-namespaces

# 3. List all nodes in the cluster along with their status and roles
k3s kubectl get nodes

# 4. Get detailed information about all deployments across all namespaces

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Automatically Rotating GitHub Tokens – The Shopify way

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Dealing with Canon's Dreaded DAT File Issue

Frustrated with an unplayable DAT file from your Canon Vixia HFG50 or another Canon camera? You're not alone. This guide is here to shed some light on the issue and guide you through the recovery process.

Table of Contents

• TLDR: Immediate Action
• The Enigma of the DAT File
• Common Culprits
• Recovery Steps
• Resources
• Collaboration

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# ---> Node.js and NPM packages
node_modules/
package-lock.json
yarn.lock

# ---> TypeScript Compiler Output
dist/
*.tsbuildinfo

# ---> IDE - Visual Studio Code

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Create-and-Push-Local-GitHub-Repo

Hey folks, welcome back to another exciting guide! Today, we're diving into the world of Git and GitHub. Specifically, we're going to walk you through creating a local repository and pushing it up to GitHub. Yep, we're getting our hands dirty with some good old command-line action!

Table of Contents

• Gather Your Tools
• Local Repo Creation
• Let's Get Git Going
• Commit, Commit, Commit!
• Going Remote
• Time to Push

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# Check current versions
node -v
npm -v

# Update NPM
npm install -g npm@latest

# Install NVM (Node Version Manager)
curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.39.1/install.sh | zsh