TypeScript Coffee

is-kit Reached 100 Stars ⭐🎉 Here’s What Changed Since 50

Hoi hoi! YAY! is-kit just reached 100 GitHub stars⭐ 🎉🎉🎉 When it reached 50 stars, I wrote about how... Read More

I Compared 6 TypeScript Validation Libraries. Here's What Surprised Me 🤔

Hoi hoi! 👋   I'm nyaomaru, a frontend engineer and OSS developer working mostly with... Read More

How Do We Extract the “Why” from a PR into a CHANGELOG with Jev? 🤔

Hoi hoi! 👋 I'm @nyaomaru, a frontend engineer currently building an AI-assisted CHANGELOG generator... Read More

Why Your TypeScript Code Still Crashes in Production

A practical visual guide to the TypeScript mental model. Discover why types vanish at runtime, how structural typing works, and how to write clean, type-safe code that never crashes in production. Read More

How Do You Validate `unknown` in TypeScript Without a Schema Library? 🛡️

Hoi hoi! 👋 I'm @nyaomaru, a frontend engineer who is obsessed with gamba. 😸🦐 Recently, I was... Read More

Migrating a Real TypeScript OSS Library from tsup to tsdown 🔧

The config migration was small. Preserving the package contract was the interesting part. Hoi hoi!... Read More

Trick or Type Guard? Surviving `unknown` with is-kit 🎃

Hoi hoi! 👋 I'm @nyaomaru, a frontend engineer who is scared of horror things 🙀 Happy Halloween!... Read More

Zone.js Hijacked Your Browser for 8 Years. Here's What Replaced It.

A visual deep dive into how Angular tore out global browser monkey-patching and rebuilt its reactivity engine from scratch using Signals and Zoneless change detection. Read More

Stop Generating Changelogs from Git Commits: How I Fixed the 'WHY' Problem in ChangelogBot

Why conventional commit changelogs fail developers, how ChangelogBot extracts business context with AI, and how I fixed secondary rate limits and silent degradation in CI. Read More

How I finally understood the Liskov Substitution Principle

The Intro Halfway through SOLID! We are at the L, the one with the scary name: the Liskov... Read More

I grepped for @ts-ignore and found zero. Then I grepped for the cast nobody bans

Every TypeScript team has a rule about @ts-ignore. Ours does too, and it works: zero occurrences... Read More

My OSS Projects: dets

This is part of my series "My Open-Source Projects", where I walk through the projects I started or... Read More

"we should go out this weekend": I built a Discord member that holds the clock until we're outside

This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 1: Touch Grass TL;DR.... Read More

Claude Code mods: Brickfall, a brick breaker that's loud without getting in the way

After the Minesweeper and Doom, the third game in the arcade is a brick breaker after Arkanoid. The... Read More

Translation Is Not Agreement: Build a Clarification Handshake for Multilingual Chat

Machine translation can make a group message readable without making its intent certain. Build a reproducible TypeScript clarification workflow for Tencent RTC Social Messaging with author-only answers, revision checks, explicit notification failures, and verification tests. Read More

How I finally understood the Dependency Inversion Principle

The Intro Last stop. We made it to the D: the Dependency Inversion Principle. This one is... Read More

I Killed My Electron App Twice to Test Crash Recovery

"We have crash recovery" is an easy thing to claim. I wanted to know what happens if the process... Read More

How I finally understood the Single Responsibility Principle

The Intro Welcome to the first stop of a five-part road trip through SOLID. Five letters,... Read More

How I finally undestood what loosely coupled modules are

Photo by Glen Carrie on Unsplash The Intro Here goes another one of those "it... Read More

How I finally understood the Interface Segregation Principle

The Intro Letter four of five. Last post we broke a fat PaymentMethod into PaymentMethod +... Read More

Laser pointer for Obsidian: how my messy tldraw canvas during midsems became a plugin

For the past few weeks I've been taking notes and reading in Obsidian for my midsems, and it worked... Read More

#HackAVP AVPRO : l'espace recruteur qui remplace la boîte mail par un swipe (et explique chaque score)

Une candidature reçue n'est pas une candidature traitée. Côté candidat, Adopte un Job permet de... Read More

Claude Code Context Window Management in 2026: What Gets Included, What Gets Dropped, and How to Control It

Most Claude Code performance problems stem from unmanaged context windows. Learn what gets included, what gets dropped, and how to control the auto-compaction process that silently deletes your conversation history. Read More

TypeScript Tuples in 2026: Labeled Elements, Variadic Spreads, and When a Tuple Beats an Interface

Modern tuple types deliver position-based safety, labeled elements for IDE clarity, and variadic spreads for function composition. Learn when tuples beat interfaces and when to walk away. Read More