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Learning TypeScript with Exercism

I've been wanting to learn TypeScript, so I recently started doing TypeScript problems in Exercism.

Exercism is great if you want to expand your knowledge of a language through challenges and problems.

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I'm nearly halfway through my TypeScript track and I've learnt so many new things in TypeScript like how to create and use classes.

I'm storing all my answers to the challenges on this GitHub repo:

I'm hoping to get this track completed in less than a month, so I can start creating cool websites with TypeScript!

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Jon Randy πŸŽ–οΈ β€’

I misread that initially...
exorcism

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Medea β€’

lmao

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Red Ochsenbein (he/him) β€’

Why not just start using it in your project?

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Medea β€’

Exercise has problems that I won’t really solve while making my own projects, so doing these problems increase my knowledge in TypeScript functions

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Red Ochsenbein (he/him) β€’

Sure. I get that, but I think you should start with your own project right now. You can still continue with Exercism.

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Medea β€’

i have a few projects going on in the background tho

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Scofield Idehen β€’

Nice. Follow your write up, kinda nice seeing your progress.

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Samir Alibabic β€’

Never heard of Exercism ✝️
But seems quite good and will have to check it out.
Thanks for heads up!

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Medea β€’

no problem!

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Sam β€’

I super-charged my learning of Golang thanks to exercism!

Although I really don't like the name, it's a great site/service.

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Medea β€’

yup!

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