TypeScript 3 Projects — What’s next?

In my upcoming book about TypeScript, the last chapter is called “What’s next?”. This blog post should be considered as an appendix to the text of the book. It’s going to be quite long, so be prepared! ;-)

I’ll soon publish another article to tell you more about what you can expect in the book and why you should definitely get your own copy!

The thing is that our editor has requested us to get rid of 50 (!) pages in the very last days of the project. This was really hard for us (especially so late in the process), but there was no alternative.

So we ended up removing the resources that I’ll be listing in this blog post; that is a list of pointers and resources about interesting things to learn about TypeScript, modern Web development and software development in general.

The list is long, but to be honest I feel like it’s really just an appetizer! There are soooo so many things to learn or at least be aware of.

So without further ado, let’s dive in!

TypeScript

Believe it or not, but we have covered maybe fifty percent of TypeScript’s complete feature set (and that’s an optimistic guess). There is just so much to say and so many details to cover, that we couldn’t possibly go through everything.

At the start of the project, our goal was to create a practical book, not a
comprehensive reference. We also didn’t want to introduce tons of features without putting them in…