The Result type is a powerful tool for handling errors in a functional and composable way. It's origins are in Rust but it has since been adopted by many other languages, including TypeScript. The wrap and unwrap functions are used to convert between the Result type and other types in your codebase. The wrap function is used to convert a value of type T into a Result object, while the unwrap function is used to extract the value of type T from a Result object and handle errors in a consistent and predictable way. The Result type allows for clear and explicit error handling, easy composition and consistency in handling errors with other values.

The Result Type

ever hit that weirdly productive streak that you don't want to end and realize it's 2AM?

@andy is there anything wrong with calling the graphql api directly without credentials?

failing to see the point of platforms that need you hyper-commodify yourself into a professional shape. i'm not for sale. i'm not on a shelf.

maybe this one has some ability to ollie over that tendency. i'm not up for another teal app.

I wanna start a mega thread of all the rad, trans, non-binary and gender-non-conforming folks here. Roll call in the comments so we can follow one another 🏳️‍⚧️📣🏳️‍⚧️

If you’re an ally, give us a boost! 🙏

this is dolores. she never wants me to code, just feed her and play. she's pretty anti-capitalist in general.

i wrote a blog about modeling state in your react components https://typescript.wtf/blog/result-type

honestly so glad this thing finally came to the web. the iOS app is great, but being able to pull this site up close to where i actually work is gonna be a game-changer for posts.

feel like my only real complaint @andy is that there's no web version of posts. i am disconnected from this place during my day, like nowhere near my personal phone while i work.

i love it here. i love the vibes. i just want it more available.

looking for my next role. front-end/full stack engineering. react, react native, next.js, typescript, graphql, prisma. 10 years of experience

wednesday brain: looking in the figma tabs i had open for the tab i had open in chrome yesterday.

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