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When to use `never` and `unknown` in TypeScript sitr.us

This is an excerpt of a post that I wrote for LogRocket. The never and unknown primitive types were introduced in TypeScript v2.0 and v3.0 respectively. These two types represent fundamental and complementary aspects of type theory. TypeScript is carefully designed according to principles of type theory, but it is also a practical language, and its features all have practical uses - including never and unknown. To understand those uses we will have to begin with the question, what exactly are types? ...
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Understanding TypeScript's type notation

This blog post is a quick introduction to TypeScript's notation for static types.
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ESLint and Prettier configs for React - jonbeebe.net

My preferred settings for ESLint and Prettier for React, JavaScript, and TypeScript development, with a setup guide.
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Dynamic typing is good

Dart and TypeScript introduce optional static typing, which is then used in every example. It makes me feel troubled. Are they implying that all production code should always be statically typed? Probably no. Is someone getting that idea?
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