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You are just scratching the surface. Learning starts here, but there are other concepts that are necessary to express your types. Things like unions, intersections, interface extension, generics are important concepts to express what you can do with JavaScript. Also having a Promise<User> doesn't ensure that you will get a User, since it's just a type casting from Promise<any> in your example.