From winning a gold medal at a high school app competition to building an AI-powered cooking platform a decade later - introducing Cooki.sh, where memories meet innovation.
The satisfies operator, introduced in TypeScript 4.9, plays a crucial role in enhancing type checks and improving code stability. This operator is used to check whether a specific object or value meets the requirements of a designated type. In this post, we will explore the functionality and usage of the satisfies operator, as well as its differences from the as keyword.
Recently, while working with the ChatGPT API and processing JSON data received as a stream, I got an idea for a new module. This module allows you to parse and display incomplete JSON data quickly, greatly enhancing the user experience. In this blog post, we'll dive into the usage and benefits of this module.
Recently, I've come across a debate on social media about the pros and cons of the WEBP format. I'd like to share my thoughts on how WEBP compares to existing formats like JPG, PNG, and GIF, and how web developers should approach using it.
I made an interesting discovery while using the keepPreviousData option in React-Query. Especially, I realized the importance of understanding the management of isLoading and isFetching states.