TypeScript Types — primitive, union, intersection, literal, tuple
TypeScript skills for the React Developer (Frontend) career path. Filter, model, and reason about the real data this role works with every day.
TypeScript skills for the React Developer (Frontend)
this lesson focuses on the practical TypeScript toolkit a working React Developer (Frontend) reaches for on the job.
Try the first query
SELECT example, value
FROM typescript_dataset
WHERE priority = '1'
AND career = 'React Developer (Frontend)';
▸ preview · Sprint-2 will replace this with a live runner
Generics — Constraints, default, keyof, extends, Conditional Types
Once this topic clicks, the recommended next step keeps the learning streak going on adjacent skills in the same career path.
continue path →Sprint-1 stub
This is the Sprint-1 stub for ai.careerplane.technology.react-developer.typescript.types-basics.
The fully-generated topic page (sandbox + quiz + AI hints + interactive
tooling) lands in Sprint-2 at
(per arch/memo.md → D-2026-04-22-13). The
//go:embed all:static directive auto-serves
it on the next container rebuild — no server-code change needed.