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TypeScript Interview Kit With Visuals

The TypeScript Interview Prep Kit includes architecture diagrams for various processes like GraphQL request flow and TypeScript compilation. It provides mock interview questions and answers covering topics such as type safety, file streaming in Node.js, and testing GraphQL APIs. Additionally, it features cheat sheets on utility types, type guards, generics, and testing tools relevant to TypeScript and GraphQL.

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TypeScript Interview Kit With Visuals

The TypeScript Interview Prep Kit includes architecture diagrams for various processes like GraphQL request flow and TypeScript compilation. It provides mock interview questions and answers covering topics such as type safety, file streaming in Node.js, and testing GraphQL APIs. Additionally, it features cheat sheets on utility types, type guards, generics, and testing tools relevant to TypeScript and GraphQL.

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TypeScript Interview Prep Kit (with Visuals)

1. Architecture Diagrams (Visual Placeholders)

GraphQL Request Flow with Apollo Server

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Node.js Streaming Pipeline for File Ingestion

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TypeScript Compilation Process

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Type Inference and Guarding

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Apollo Server Middleware Stack

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2. Mock Interview Questions & Answers

Q: How do you ensure GraphQL type safety in TypeScript?

A: Use GraphQL Code Generator or Apollo CLI to auto-generate types. Avoid 'any', and ensure resolvers are aligned

with schema interfaces.

Q: How do you stream and transform large files in Node.js?

A: Use fs.createReadStream, pipe(), and transform streams. Combine with worker_threads for heavy CPU operations.

Q: When should you use Partial<T> or Pick<T, K>?

A: Use Partial for making properties optional, Pick to select specific keys. Useful in GraphQL input/output modeling.

Q: How do you design GraphQL resolver layers for reusability?

A: Separate resolver logic from business logic. Use a service layer with strict typings.

Q: Whats your approach for testing GraphQL APIs?

A: Use Apollo Server Testing utilities, supertest, and Jest. Validate both success and error cases.

3. TypeScript Cheat Sheets


TypeScript Interview Prep Kit (with Visuals)

- Utility Types: Partial<T>, Required<T>, Record<K, T>, Pick<T, K>, Omit<T, K>

- Type Guards: typeof, instanceof, custom (arg is Foo)

- Generics: identity<T>(arg: T): T

- GraphQL: Apollo Server, schema-first design, resolver mapping, type-gen

- Testing: Jest, ts-jest, supertest, mocking GraphQL responses

- Streams: fs.createReadStream(), pipeline(), zlib for compression

- Worker Threads: Use for CPU-intensive transforms or parsing

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