@goskascience Typescript is a superset of JavaScript i.e. all JavaScript is valid typescript. You can use as much JS as you want, but you won't have any guarantees on the types of that code. So ideally you'd want to use libraries written in TS or that have additional "type files" - "*.d.ts".
@goskascience Clipboard API is perfectly available on the web as well, with some restrictions - taking from clipboard has to be initiated by a user action (tap, click, scroll, drop,...)
@goskascience They give programmatic access to your GitHub repositories. I used them for TravisCI to automatically run tests and builds before GitHub Actions were a thing.
Don't store them. Just copy paste them to where you need them. If you need it again just create a new one.
@goskascience Loved your entire rant thread on this topic. Using sum instead of product would give a much more stable, intuitive and predictable results IMO. I wonder what was their reasoning for using product.