I love the Typescript handbook, but wanted the examples to be "runnable". It turns out that the TypeScript compiler runs pretty fast in the browser for trivial code snippets, so I threw together https://ts.coach (TypeScript handbook with code examples that execute in the browser + instant type checking)

Speaking only for myself, not for the community:

It should be your first resource when looking something up, it's usually quite clear and often helpful, but I find it somewhat confusingly organized and rather incomplete. It's more of a reference than a tutorial or guidebook, per se.

I show people coming from object oriented backgrounds this page first in order to correct the perception that TypeScript is best used with that programming paradigm.

https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/typescript-in-5...

I prefer this over everything else I've seen so far, it actually is concise.

Good, but it only gives a very brief overview, no explanations