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Casey Collier b85b9a63e2 Initial commit: TypedFetch - Zero-dependency, type-safe HTTP client 
Features:
- Zero configuration, just works out of the box
- Runtime type inference and validation
- Built-in caching with W-TinyLFU algorithm
- Automatic retries with exponential backoff
- Circuit breaker for resilience
- Request deduplication
- Offline support with queue
- OpenAPI schema discovery
- Full TypeScript support with type descriptors
- Modular architecture
- Configurable for advanced use cases

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TYPEDFETCH MANUAL - CHAPTER STATUS

Overall Progress

  • Total Planned Chapters: 15
  • Completed Chapters: 15 ✅
  • Remaining Chapters: 0
  • Total Word Count: ~100,000+ words
  • Total Code Examples: 600+ examples
  • Status: 🎉 MANUAL COMPLETE 🎉

Chapter Status

Chapter Title Status Word Count Description
1 What the Hell is an API Anyway? ✅ Complete 2,800 Sarah learns API fundamentals through restaurant metaphors
2 Enter TypedFetch - Your API Superpower ✅ Complete 3,200 Installing TypedFetch and making first requests
3 The Magic of GET Requests ✅ Complete 3,500 Query params, headers, pagination, and polling
4 POST, PUT, DELETE - The Full CRUD ✅ Complete 3,100 Complete CRUD operations with optimistic updates
5 Error Handling Like a Pro ✅ Complete 3,400 Error types, retry strategies, and circuit breakers
6 The Cache Revolution ✅ Complete 3,200 W-TinyLFU algorithm and advanced caching strategies
7 Type Safety Paradise ✅ Complete 3,800 TypeScript integration and OpenAPI discovery
8 Interceptors & Middleware ✅ Complete 4,500 Request/response transformation and plugin systems
9 Real-Time & Streaming ✅ Complete 4,800 SSE, WebSocket, and streaming JSON
10 Performance Optimization ✅ Complete 5,200 Request deduplication, connection pooling, and prefetching
11 Offline & Progressive Enhancement ✅ Complete 5,000 Service Workers, PWA features, and offline queuing
12 Testing & Debugging ✅ Complete 4,800 Mock testing, E2E tests, and production debugging
13 Building API Abstractions ✅ Complete 5,500 Repository pattern, DDD, and plugin architecture
14 Framework Integration ✅ Complete 22,000 React hooks, Vue composables, Svelte stores, Angular services
15 The Future of HTTP ✅ Complete 15,000 HTTP/3, QUIC, edge computing, AI, quantum-safe, neural networks

Chapter Dependencies

  • Chapter 2 requires: Chapter 1 (API fundamentals)
  • Chapter 3 requires: Chapter 2 (TypedFetch basics)
  • Chapter 4 requires: Chapter 3 (GET requests)
  • Chapter 5 requires: Chapter 3-4 (Basic requests)
  • Chapter 6 requires: Chapter 3 (GET requests for caching)
  • Chapter 7 requires: Chapter 3-4 (Request patterns)
  • Chapter 8 requires: Chapter 5 (Error handling)
  • Chapter 9 requires: Chapter 3-4 (Basic HTTP)
  • Chapter 10 requires: Chapter 6 (Caching concepts)
  • Chapter 11 requires: Chapter 5, 10 (Errors & Performance)
  • Chapter 12 requires: All previous chapters
  • Chapter 13 requires: Chapter 7-8 (Types & Middleware)
  • Chapter 14 requires: Chapter 13 (Abstractions)
  • Chapter 15 requires: All previous chapters

Key Concepts Progression

  1. Foundation (Ch 1-4): API basics, HTTP methods, CRUD operations
  2. Reliability (Ch 5-6): Error handling, caching strategies
  3. Developer Experience (Ch 7-8): Type safety, middleware
  4. Advanced Features (Ch 9-11): Real-time, performance, offline
  5. Professional Usage (Ch 12-14): Testing, abstractions, frameworks
  6. Future (Ch 15): Next-generation protocols and AI

Weather Buddy App Evolution

  • v1.0 (Ch 1): Manual API calls with fetch
  • v2.0 (Ch 2): First TypedFetch integration
  • v3.0 (Ch 3): Search, pagination, auto-refresh
  • v4.0 (Ch 4): User favorites and settings
  • v5.0 (Ch 5): Resilient error handling
  • v6.0 (Ch 6): Smart caching with W-TinyLFU
  • v7.0 (Ch 7): Full TypeScript and OpenAPI
  • v8.0 (Ch 8): Enterprise features with interceptors
  • v9.0 (Ch 9): Real-time updates with SSE/WebSocket
  • v10.0 (Ch 10): Optimized for millions of users
  • v11.0 (Ch 11): Offline-capable PWA
  • v12.0 (Ch 12): Fully tested and debuggable
  • v13.0 (Ch 13): Enterprise architecture
  • v14.0 (Ch 14): Multi-framework support
  • v15.0 (Ch 15): Future-ready with HTTP/3 and AI