Error Handling and Validation in TypeScript
Designing Robust, Type-Safe Applications with Effective Error Management and Input Validation
Master TypeScript error handling and validation with modern libraries like Zod, Yup, and class-validator. Build robust, type-safe applications.
About This Book
Quick Overview
Master TypeScript error handling and validation with modern libraries like Zod, Yup, and class-validator. Build robust, type-safe applications.
Key Topics Covered
- TypeScript error handling patterns
- Zod validation library
- Yup schema validation
- Joi validation framework
- class-validator decorators
- custom error classes
- async error management
- functional error handling
- Express error middleware
- Fastify error handling
- React error boundaries
- API validation strategies
- logging and monitoring
- testing error scenarios
- production debugging techniques
Who Should Read This Book
TypeScript developers seeking robust error handling skills, full-stack developers building production applications, team leads designing error management strategies, senior developers mentoring others, developers transitioning from JavaScript to TypeScript, software architects designing resilient systems
Prerequisites
TypeScript fundamentals, JavaScript ES6+ features, basic understanding of async/await and Promises, familiarity with Node.js development, basic knowledge of web APIs and HTTP protocols
Table of Contents
About This Publication
Error Handling and Validation in TypeScript is the definitive guide for TypeScript developers who want to build resilient, production-ready applications. This book addresses the critical gap between TypeScript's compile-time safety and the unpredictable nature of runtime errors, network failures, and invalid user input. You'll learn to create sophisticated error handling architectures that leverage TypeScript's type system while implementing modern validation strategies using the ecosystem's most powerful libraries. Through practical examples and real-world scenarios, you'll master both foundational concepts and advanced techniques that separate professional TypeScript applications from amateur projects. The book progresses logically from core error handling concepts through validation strategies and into production-ready architectural patterns. Each chapter builds upon previous knowledge while providing standalone value for developers facing specific challenges. Comprehensive appendices serve as ongoing reference materials for common error handling patterns and validation recipes. Whether you're building microservices, full-stack applications, or complex frontend interfaces, this book provides the knowledge and tools necessary to implement robust error handling and validation that scales with your application's growth and complexity.
Book Details
- Format
- File Size
- 3.0 MB
- Chapters
- 15
- Code Examples
- 99
- Exercises
- 99
- Difficulty Level
- intermediate
- Reading Time
- 24-30
Special Features
• 15 comprehensive chapters plus 5 practical appendices • Real-world examples from production TypeScript applications • Side-by-side library comparisons with performance benchmarks • Complete code samples available for download and adaptation • Framework-specific implementations for popular TypeScript tools • Best practices from enterprise-scale TypeScript development • Comprehensive testing strategies for error handling logic • Quick reference materials and cheat sheets in appendices • Progressive difficulty from beginner to advanced concepts • Industry-standard error codes and response patterns
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