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Devcontainers for Typescript

Devcontainers for Typescript

Setting up a consistent development environment shouldn’t feel like herding cats. With devcontainers, you can define a ready-to-code workspace that runs anywhere, locally or in the cloud. If you're building Typescript projects and are tired of the “works on my machine” problem, devcontainers offer a clean, reproducible

Dockerfile for Typescript

Dockerfile for Typescript

Using docker for local development and deployment makes it easy to get away from the "it works on my machine" problem. By having an artifact that can be rebuild in the same way each time will greatly add to the stability of any application. Create a dockerfile For

Getting Started with Prisma - AI Style

Getting Started with Prisma - AI Style

Prisma offers a modern, type-safe ORM experience tailored for TypeScript developers working with relational databases. In this guide, you'll integrate Prisma into an existing Node.js TypeScript project, focusing on setup, schema modelling, and generating database clients. If you're comfortable with databases and want a clean,

Typescript for OpenAI

Typescript for OpenAI

Getting started with an OpenAI using Typescript using yarn for package management and nvm for managing node versions. Set up the environment nvm install lts/* npm install -g strip-json-comments-cli npm install -g yarn Set up the project directory. I use ~/src/<project> mkdir <applicationname> node --version

Typescript for CommonJS

Typescript for CommonJS

How to get started with a typescript project using yarn for package management and nvm for managing node versions. Set up the overall environment nvm install lts/* npm install -g strip-json-comments-cli npm install -g yarn Set up the project directory. I use ~/src/<project> mkdir <applicationname>

Standardizing tsconfig.json

Standardizing tsconfig.json

This week, I've been creating many typescript applications to test different ways of creating AI chatbots using Model Context Protocol (MCP). One thing that speeds me through this is that I have a standardized way to create a tsconfig.json so that I'm always at the