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Eleven lessons closed. The TypeScript world is wider than cricket. Here are five places to keep playing — chosen by us, free where it says so.
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The TypeScript HandbookThe official reference, written by the team that builds the language. Drier than CricketScript — but when you need the definitive answer, this is where it lives. Bookmark it.free reference↗ typescriptlang.org
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TypeScript Deep DiveBasarat Ali Syed's free book — community-favourite for years. Reads like a friend explaining the parts of TypeScript the handbook glosses over. Best second read after this course.free book↗ basarat.gitbook.io
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Type Challenges (easy set)Small type-system puzzles you solve in your head and in the playground. Start with the "easy" set. Like cricket nets — bite-sized, deliberately repeatable, sharpens your reading of the type system.free practice↗ github.com
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Exercism — TypeScript trackSixty-plus exercises, free, with optional mentor feedback from real engineers. If you want someone to look at your code and say "that worked, here's a tighter way" — this is it.free practice mentors↗ exercism.org
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SQL Garden — our next course.Same studio. Different metaphor. SQL taught through a garden — tables as beds, joins as paths, queries as harvests. If cricket-as-TypeScript worked for you, this will too.launching soon sister course↗ sqlgarden.dev
We left a lot off this list on purpose. Five things you'll actually use beat fifty you'll skim. If something brilliant is missing, tell us — we'll review it for the next refresh.
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