An Interesting Thing with TypeScript Partial
I was assigning an object of one type to another object of another type the other day, and ran into an interesting thing since both types were partials.
Writing What I Want
I was assigning an object of one type to another object of another type the other day, and ran into an interesting thing since both types were partials.
So earlier today I had defined a little validation function type in TypeScript:
So I asked ChatGPT to make me a word-guessing game in JavaScript.
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Ten or so years ago, jQuery (the Javascript framework) was all the rage. Now, removing jQuery is all the rage.
This is a simple JavaScript game I made a while ago using HTML5’s canvas element. The rules are simple: Click on a box when it appears to make it disappear. Every time you click a box, you get points. However, every time you click a box, the next one appears faster. If a box appears on top of another box, you lose points. “Peak” is the highest score you achieved before you started losing points.
So you want a custom 404 page for your project page, or just any subdirectory? Well, according the GitHub help page, “you must use a custom domain.”