Organize code in TypeScript using modules

The text discusses the significance of using TypeScript's modular programming architecture to enhance code organization, reusability, and testability. It highlights the use of modules as small, independent pieces of code that improve software readability and maintainability. The article explains various TypeScript module features, such as export and import keywords, renaming imports, default exports, and re-exports, and introduces the concept of barrels, which simplify imports by aggregating exports from multiple modules. By leveraging these modular techniques, developers can prevent code entanglement and build scalable and reusable TypeScript applications. The article also mentions LogRocket, a tool for monitoring web and mobile apps, emphasizing its capabilities in session replay and automated user struggle detection with Galileo AI.