7 TypeScript Patterns I Use in Every Project

1. 1Apply the Type Guard pattern to narrow down types
2. 2Use the Discriminated Union pattern to handle different types
3. 3Implement the Branded Type pattern to add semantics to types
4. 4Configure the Singleton pattern to manage global state
5. 5Test the Repository pattern to abstract data access
6. 6Build a Factory function to create objects with complex logic

Software engineers and developers can benefit from these patterns to write more robust and maintainable code, and team leads can use them to establish coding standards

💡 Using established patterns in TypeScript can significantly improve code quality and reduce bugs

Boost your #TypeScript skills with these 7 patterns to catch bugs & improve code quality!