Explains TypeScript's new `erasableSyntaxOnly` compiler flag, which restricts code to features that are fully erasable during compilation.
Explains how Swift 5.7's new 'some' and 'any' keywords solve generic protocol referencing issues, improving code abstraction.
Explains type erasure in Swift, covering its purpose, use cases like AnySequence, and how to implement it to hide concrete types.
Explores a C programming pattern using incomplete struct types to achieve generic-like behavior, improving type safety over void pointers.
Explores Java generics, type erasure, and how to retrieve generic type arguments at runtime despite common misconceptions.
