TypeScript.fm - The Friendly Show for TypeScript Developers ECMAScript 2025 is Ratified, Vite 7, and 6 Advanced TS Tricks | News | Ep 24
News for the week of June 23, 2025: Ecma ratifies ES2025 standard, Vite 7 is mostly deprecations, Oracle gets a free pass, and the experimental type stripping warning is... stripped... from latest Node LTS releases. From the community: 6 advanced TS tricks, a new type-safe WebSockets API, and RegEx tips.
Chapters
- (00:00) - Introduction and Personal News
- (04:59) - News: ECMAScript 2025 is Here
- (07:06) - News: Vite 7.0 is Out
- (10:15) - News: Node 24.3.0 and 22.17.0 LTS Releases
- (10:39) - News: Oracle v Deno Trademark Fraud Claim is Dismissed
- (12:04) - News: Astro 5.10 Introduces Experimental Live Content Collections
- (12:34) - Community Highlight: 6 Advanced TS Tricks by OlegWock
- (15:54) - Community Highlight: TypeScript Stuff I Wish I Knew Earlier
- (19:52) - Community Highlight: zap-socket Offers a TypeScript-first WebSocket API
- (20:42) - Community Highlight: Dr. Axel Shares Tips for Making Regular Expressions Better in JS
- (22:01) - Community Highlight: Functional Programming Examples in TS
- (22:50) - Community Highlight: Exhaustiveness Checking with never
- (24:12) - Community Highlight: Deno Adding Support for Import Type Text and Bytes
- (24:39) - Community Highlight: Importing JSON as const
- (26:37) - Community Highlight: Branded Types Example with ArkType
- (27:21) - Cool API: Promise.try Nuances Erik Realized After the Fact
- (29:48) - Cool Watch: Mitchell Hashimoto's Talk on Testing
- (30:44) - Cool Listen: Jake Archibald on Why We Don't Have HTML Imports
- (31:25) - Cool Link: PNG 3.0 Spec
- (32:41) - Cool Link: Invite an Eagle to Your Zoom Meeting
- (33:41) - Cool Read: Node.js Celebrates Pride Month
News
- Ecma International approves ECMAScript 2025: What’s new?
- Vite 7.0 is out and deprecates a bunch of stuff
- Oracle fraud claim is dismissed in the latest JavaScript™ Trademark Update from Deno
- Astro 5.10 brings experimental Live Content Collections
From the Community
- 6 advanced TypeScript tricks · OlegWock (h/t Reddit)
- TypeScript stuff I Wish I Knew Earlier (h/t Reddit)
- Use https://github.com/type-challenges/type-challenges to become a generic God
- zap-socket – A Typescript-first abstraction over WebSockets (h/t Reddit)
- Blog post: My attempt at fixing websockets
- Dr. Axel's tips for making regular expressions easier to use in JavaScript
- Functional Programming tips in TypeScript by Kanishka Naik
- Exhaustive Checks with never by Nico
- Import types text and bytes coming to Deno 2.4 via David Sherret
- Importing JSON config as const via cinny.bun.how (+ tracking TS issue)
- Example of using branded (nominal) types in ArkType
Cool Stuff
- Erik's neovim config is open source (one of us! one of us!)
- API: Promise.try
- Talk: Can we test it? Yes, was can! - Mitchell Hashimoto (co-founder of Hashicorp)
- Listen: Jake Archibald on Native HTML Includes (ShopTalk)
- Read: PNG is back! by Chris Blume who chairs the PNG working group
- Read: New version of PNG to challenge AVIF and WebP for image dominance on the web
- Invite: Pay to have an eagle, owl or falcon join your Zoom meeting
- Read: Node.js series to celebrate Pride Month
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Music
Seahorse Dreams by Kubbi (Spotify)