https://www.totaltypescript.com/workshops/typescript-pro-essentials/essential-types-and-notations/restricting-set-types
On the problem and exercise pages, under the video, in the text (not the code):
@ts-expext-error
(x instead of c)
https://www.totaltypescript.com/workshops/typescript-pro-essentials/essential-types-and-notations/optional-function-parameters/solution
In the last code block of the solution, the word string is duplicated:
concatName(first: string, last: string string | undefined): string
https://www.totaltypescript.com/workshops/typescript-pro-essentials/kickstart-your-typescript-set-up/typescripts-relationship-with-javascript
On the first line, there is a space after the mdash, there shouldn't be one:
Before diving into TypeScript, let's take a moment to talk about its foundation— JavaScript.
On the same page, occurrences of "Script Sharp" should be "ScriptSharp" or at least consistent (currently there are 2 incorrect and 1 correct uses).
These are the ones I remembered, I'll continue to look for them and post them in smaller batches like this as I progress. There were a few missing words here and there, but I don't recall where :( but no big deal either way. I read the text versions after watching the videos, but skip the transcripts.
https://www.totaltypescript.com/workshops/typescript-pro-essentials/essential-types-and-notations/restricting-set-types
On the problem and exercise pages, under the video, in the text (not the code):
(x instead of c)
https://www.totaltypescript.com/workshops/typescript-pro-essentials/essential-types-and-notations/optional-function-parameters/solution
In the last code block of the solution, the word string is duplicated:
concatName(first: string, last: string string | undefined): stringhttps://www.totaltypescript.com/workshops/typescript-pro-essentials/kickstart-your-typescript-set-up/typescripts-relationship-with-javascript
On the first line, there is a space after the mdash, there shouldn't be one:
On the same page, occurrences of "Script Sharp" should be "ScriptSharp" or at least consistent (currently there are 2 incorrect and 1 correct uses).
These are the ones I remembered, I'll continue to look for them and post them in smaller batches like this as I progress. There were a few missing words here and there, but I don't recall where :( but no big deal either way. I read the text versions after watching the videos, but skip the transcripts.