fix: casing of mapType values and add example link

docs/languages/TypeScript.md

@@ -31,23 +31,25 @@ Check out this [example out for a live demonstration](../../examples/typescript-
 
 Typescript offers different `mapType`s which can simplify the use based on the needs. This behavior can be changed through the [`mapType` configuration](https://github.com/asyncapi/modelina/blob/master/docs/generators.md#typescript).
 
-- Use `Map` when you need a dynamic collection of key-value pairs with built-in methods for manipulation.
-- Use `Record` when you want to define an object with specific keys and their corresponding value types.
-- Use `IndexedObject` (or an interface with index signature) for a more generic approach when working with objects with dynamic keys.
+- Use `map` when you need a dynamic collection of key-value pairs with built-in methods for manipulation.
+- Use `record` when you want to define an object with specific keys and their corresponding value types.
+- Use `indexedObject` (or an interface with index signature) for a more generic approach when working with objects with dynamic keys.
 
 An example of the generated code can be seen below:
 
 ```ts
   // mapType = indexedObject
   private _person?: { [name: string]: any };
 
-  // mapType = Map
+  // mapType = map
   private _person?: Map<string, any>;
 
-  // mapType = Record
+  // mapType = record
     private _person?: Record<string, any>;
 ```
 
+Also, check out this [example for a live demonstration](../../examples/typescript-change-map-type).
+
 ## Generate union types instead of enums
 
 Typescript offers union types which can simplify the use as no keywords are needed and the values can be set directly. This behavior can be changed through the [modelType configuration](https://github.com/asyncapi/modelina/blob/master/docs/generators.md#typescript). An example of the generated code can be seen below: