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🚨 Did you know there's a new way to copy objects in JavaScript?

🔍 Say goodbye to messy code and hello to `structuredClone` - the native function that lets you make deep copies of objects, even those with nested objects and arrays.

🤯 No more worrying about updates to the original object, or using those other methods that don't support certain types.

💪The function makes it easy to copy an object without affecting the original.

Please note that `structuredClone` is available in Node.js v17 and above, and supported by all major browsers.🌐

Did you know that TypeScript has a set of built-in utility types that can help you write more robust and maintainable code? 🤔

These types, known as "utility types", provide a set of common operations on types, such as mapping, filtering, and picking properties. Here are some of the built-in utility types provided by TypeScript. 😍

- Partial: Makes all properties of a type optional.
- Required: Makes all properties of a type required.
- Pick: Picks a set of properties from a type.
- Omit: Omit certain properties from a type.
- Record: Creates a type with a set of properties of a certain type.

This is not a complete list of all the utility types in TypeScript, but it includes some of the most common ones I use on a regular basis. Keep in mind that these utility types are a part of the TypeScript language and not a library, so you don't need to install any additional packages to use them. 🤥

Give them a try and see how they can improve your TypeScript development! 😉

Reference: https://lnkd.in/gyrci6Zx
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