Getting Started with TypeScript

Getting Started with TypeScript, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 145 lectures, based on 22 reviews, and has 224 subscribers.

You will learn about What Typescript is and why use it. How to apply it to any javascript based application. This course is ideal for individuals who are No specific target, if you want to learn Typescript you can. It is particularly useful for No specific target, if you want to learn Typescript you can.

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Summary

Title: Getting Started with TypeScript

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 145

Number of Published Lectures: 145

Number of Curriculum Items: 145

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 145

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

What Typescript is and why use it.

How to apply it to any javascript based application.

Who Should Attend

No specific target, if you want to learn Typescript you can.

Target Audiences

No specific target, if you want to learn Typescript you can.

Do you want to take your application to the next level with Typescript ?. This is the course for you.

We will start from the very beginning, from “I don’t even know what it is..and why should I?“ to actually understand how Typescript works and make it work on a real application.

You will learn all the logicand practicebehind Typescriptin different modules and as we advance through the course we will be increasing the difficulty.

We will use ES6 syntax to code our scripts.

Don’t know how to use ES6 ?

Don’t worry, there is an optional full ES6 min course at the end where you will learn all the basics of ES6 so you don’t miss out on anything.

To sum everything up, you will learn in this course:

The very basics of Typescript.How to install and the logic behind it.

Understand how type annotation and inferencework.

Learn how objects, classes , arrays and functions work around TS.

Use Namespaces and modules.

Make an application work with JS, HTML and a bit of CSS.

Use external libraries and definition files.

Build you app using a build tool like Webpack.

Create a React application with typescript.

If you want to refresh your ES6 abilities you also get a Full ES6 course.

What about the instructor experience ?

Well I’ve been around for 10 years now, built lots of applications for small projects and big companies like Citi,Fox, Disney and a lot more.

Today I work as a developer for a major company developing applications in React or Angular mostly, but I like to teach in my spare time.

How about the target audience?

This course is for almost everyone, a little bit of Javascript is required.We will use ES6 but you can learn as we go.

If you want to take your coding to the next level, this is the course for you.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Installing Node and IDE

Chapter 2: What Typescript is

Lecture 1: What typescript essentially is

Lecture 2: Installing it and running it

Lecture 3: One more example

Chapter 3: The basics

Lecture 1: Using types

Lecture 2: Booleans, Numbers, Strings, null and undefined

Lecture 3: Global objects and arrays

Lecture 4: Multi and tuple arrays

Lecture 5: Objects and functions

Lecture 6: A little bit more on functions

Lecture 7: Desctructuring

Lecture 8: Inference

Lecture 9: Interfaces

Chapter 4: Typescript and classes

Lecture 1: A classes refresh

Lecture 2: Modifiers

Lecture 3: Passing args to constructor

Lecture 4: Accessors

Lecture 5: Static and read only

Lecture 6: Abstract classes

Chapter 5: Make it work

Lecture 1: See the app on the browser

Lecture 2: Compiler options

Lecture 3: More on compiler options

Chapter 6: Namespaces and modules

Lecture 1: What are namespaces and modules

Lecture 2: Namespaces

Lecture 3: Importing namespaces

Lecture 4: Using modules

Chapter 7: Generics

Lecture 1: Using generics

Lecture 2: A generics example

Lecture 3: Generic classes

Lecture 4: Constraints and interfaces

Chapter 8: Using Webpack and libraries

Lecture 1: Installing webpack

Lecture 2: Compiling and make it work

Lecture 3: Declaration files

Lecture 4: Using external libraries

Lecture 5: Finding declaration files

Lecture 6: Inside a declaration file

Chapter 9: Decorators

Lecture 1: Class decorators

Lecture 2: Using a class decorator

Lecture 3: Factories and stacking decorators

Lecture 4: Method decorators

Lecture 5: Parameters, property and accessor decorators

Chapter 10: Practice with Webpack, TS and libraries.

Lecture 1: Setting up project

Lecture 2: Adding database and markup

Lecture 3: Fetching employees

Lecture 4: Initial list and reset filter

Lecture 5: Creating a config class

Lecture 6: Alert and display list function

Lecture 7: Showing the list

Chapter 11: Using Typescript and React

Lecture 1: Creating a project

Lecture 2: Running it

Lecture 3: Passing props

Lecture 4: Using state

Lecture 5: A little bit more on props

Lecture 6: Functional component

Lecture 7: Methods on a class

Chapter 12: [ OPTIONAL ] ES6 mini course

Lecture 1: introduction to ES6

Lecture 2: const and let

Lecture 3: Using scope

Lecture 4: Real life example

Lecture 5: Exercise one

Lecture 6: Exercise one – solution

Lecture 7: Exercise two

Lecture 8: Exercise two – solution

Lecture 9: Template strings or template literals

Lecture 10: Template strings or template literals 2

Lecture 11: Template strings or template literals 3

Lecture 12: Template strings or template literals 4

Lecture 13: Exercise one

Lecture 14: Exercise one – solution

Lecture 15: Exercise two

Lecture 16: Exercise two – Solution

Lecture 17: ForEach Helper

Lecture 18: ForEach Helper 2

Lecture 19: ForEach Helper 3

Lecture 20: ForEach exercise

Lecture 21: ForEach exercise – Solution

Lecture 22: Map helper

Lecture 23: Map helper 2

Lecture 24: Map helper exercise one

Lecture 25: Map helper exercise one – Solution

Lecture 26: Map helper exercise two

Lecture 27: Map helper exercise two – Solution

Lecture 28: Filter helper

Lecture 29: Filter helper 2

Lecture 30: Filter helper exercise one

Lecture 31: Filter helper exercise one – Solution

Lecture 32: Filter helper exercise two

Instructors

Coding Revolution
Professional Instructor and Web Developer.

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