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TypeScript Utility Types - Pick
Pick is a TypeScript utility type that allows selecting specific properties from an object type, simplifying type declarations.
Living the Life with The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fk
Unconventional self-help. Embrace authenticity. The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck challenges norms. Find fulfillment in Mark Manson's book.
July Reflection 2023
Celebrated a 300-day Duolingo streak, embracing a mindset of abundance. Explored blogs, books, AI, AWS, system design, Git, and Three.js. 🚀
Unleashing the 12-Week Plan - The Road to Accomplishment
Embark on a transformative journey of accomplishment with the powerful 12-Week Plan. Unleash your potential and achieve your goals like never before.
TypeScript Utility Types - Partial
Discover the power of TypeScript partial usage. Learn how to efficiently narrow down and limit object properties in just a few steps.
Continuous Improvement - Lessons from The Phoenix Project
Discover valuable insights on driving continuous improvement in organizations through the compelling lessons learned from The Phoenix Project.
JavaScript - Closure
JavaScript closure: Inner functions retain access to variables from their parent functions, even after the parent functions have finished executing.
The Path to Clean Code - Insights from Robert Martin
Master the art of clean code: Improve readability, reduce duplication, apply SOLID principles, and embrace continuous refactoring.
JavaScript - Bind, Call, and Apply
JavaScript's bind(), call(), and apply() methods control function context, allowing explicit this binding and argument passing.
From Busy to Productive - Embracing the Deep Work Mindset
Unlock your productivity potential with deep work. Embrace focus, eliminate distractions, and achieve remarkable results in a distracted world.