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Making Rest API with Deno and TypeScript

To be honest, I prefer the NodeJS runtime over JavaScript itself. While JS is great, I appreciate the added benefits of type validation and similar features. During my student days, I heavily used C# to build everything from desktop apps to web services, which is probably why I love TypeScript. Today, I’ll show... Read article

Puppeteer doesn’t remove files from temp directory

Frequently I am building bots. They are running on the server and gathering some data. For some of them, I use Puppeteer and headless Chromium instances. That combination works great. However, there is an issue. Puppeteer doesn’t remove files from a temp directory. After a while, it could be a problem, because directory... Read article

How to debug TypeScript in WebStorm?

In this article, I want to show you how WebStorm can debug TypeScript code. As you know, TypeScript code should be compiled into JavaScript before running in a browser or NodeJS. After compilation code will not be the same. If you want to put a breakpoint and check variable values, you have to... Read article