TypeScript mixins come in handy when building apps that are likely to grow in complexity. Circumvent class constraints in TypeScript by using mixins, special classes that contain a combination of methods that can be used by other classes. Learn more about mixins and explore some use cases.

One of the challenges I’ve experienced with TypeScript is the limit on only inheriting or extending from a single class at a time. You can circumvent this constraint, especially in a more complex architecture, by using TypeScript mixins to improve multiple class inheritance.

In this tutorial, we’ll learn more about mixins in general, explore TypeScript mixins, and walk through a typical mixins use case.

Here’s what we’ll cover:

• What are mixins?
• Creating mixins with TypeScript
• Common use cases for TypeScript mixins

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