Take your TypeScript skills to the next level by understanding generics, conditional types, and utility types for safer code.
TypeScript is more than just adding types to your variables. Its advanced features allow you to build extremely flexible and safe APIs.
### Generics
Generics are like variables for your types. They allow you to write functions that work with multiple types while still maintaining type safety.
### Conditional Types
This is basically 'If/Else' logic for your types. It allows your types to change based on the input, which is incredibly powerful for complex library development.
### Utility Types
Master types like `Partial`, `Pick`, `Omit`, and `Record`. They save time and prevent you from rewriting interfaces unnecessarily.