TypeScript 5 for developers

TypeScript 5 for developers, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.31, with 115 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 515 reviews, and has 5713 subscribers.

You will learn about Master the TypeScript type system Learn how to install, configure and run TypeScript Use special TypeScript types like unknown, any, never Learn advanced JavaScript along the way Deeply understand advanced TypeScript features like Generics, Mapped types, Decorators Use ES modern syntax async/await, import/export Learn how to use TypeScript with classes and Object Oriented Programming (OOP) TypeScript with Express and React Practice special TypeScript types like Records, mapped types, optional, literal and other utility types Learn npm, async programming and the ES module system Learn about module bundlers like Webpack and ESbuild Build and consume a REST api with Express and React This course is ideal for individuals who are Programmers who want to exand their knowledge to Typescript or TypeScript devs who want to master it or Anyone who wants to practice NodeJs/React/Express programming It is particularly useful for Programmers who want to exand their knowledge to Typescript or TypeScript devs who want to master it or Anyone who wants to practice NodeJs/React/Express programming.

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Summary

Title: TypeScript 5 for developers

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.31

Number of Lectures: 115

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 115

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 118

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 118

Original Price: $44.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Master the TypeScript type system

Learn how to install, configure and run TypeScript

Use special TypeScript types like unknown, any, never

Learn advanced JavaScript along the way

Deeply understand advanced TypeScript features like Generics, Mapped types, Decorators

Use ES modern syntax async/await, import/export

Learn how to use TypeScript with classes and Object Oriented Programming (OOP)

TypeScript with Express and React

Practice special TypeScript types like Records, mapped types, optional, literal and other utility types

Learn npm, async programming and the ES module system

Learn about module bundlers like Webpack and ESbuild

Build and consume a REST api with Express and React

Who Should Attend

Programmers who want to exand their knowledge to Typescript

TypeScript devs who want to master it

Anyone who wants to practice NodeJs/React/Express programming

Target Audiences

Programmers who want to exand their knowledge to Typescript

TypeScript devs who want to master it

Anyone who wants to practice NodeJs/React/Express programming

TypeScriptis one of the most loved languages of the moment. How can you learn it properly and go beyond basic examples?

Typescripthas reinvented the way we code JavaScript, first of all by adding type safety, but also with many other great features like access modifiers, generics, interfaces, classes, decorators and many others.

Typescript combines the flexibility of modern JavaScript with the power of strongly typed languages like Java or C#, making it a great choice for your full stack app.

Welcome to my course, in which you will learn basic and advanced Typescriptand NodeJsby practice. We will not waste much time on presentations or reading the documentation, which you can do yourself, no course needed. Instead we will focus on codinga real, full stack application.

Typescript features covered:

Installation and and setup inside a npm project

Basic TypeScriptcompiler options like sourceDir and Target

Primitive types, build-in types, advanced types, utility types

Any vs unknown vs never

Objects, Interfaces and Classes

Type aliases, type narrowing optional values, type intersection

Enums and exhaustive enums in TypeScript

Abstract classes and inheritance

Generics and decorators – both old and new (version 2 and 3)

Advanced types like conditional types, literal types, mapped types

The Advanced TypeScript environment:

Understand how npm packages work by building and using your own npmpackage with TypeScript

Run and analyze TypeScriptcode on both NodeJsand Browser

Deeply understand how module bundlers like WebPackand EsBuildwork

Practice sessions with NodeJs, Express and React:

Build from scratch a CRUD application with Node, Expressand TypeScript– Rest API

Understand how Expressrouting works

Understand how Expressmiddleware works

Use ZODfor data validation inside a Node Expressapp

Deeply understand how module bundlers like WebPackand EsBuildwork

Build from scratch a UI app with React and TypeScript

Recap for React state, props and hooks

Understand how Reactcomponents work and how to pass data between child/parent components

Integrate the Express rest API with React

This course stands out with many advantagesand highlights:

Conciseand with deep respect for your time: only learn what you need. Most of the instructor typing is cut, focusing on why we write a certain way the code.

Unitary Typescript course theme – the same NodeJs application, so you don’t get bored and get a rewarding sense of completion

Experienced and programming active instructor:a great teacher never looses touch with the industry. This is especially true for software development, where the industry is so dynamic. This helps the instructor stay up to date with the best coding guidelines and present you the challenging parts, not the “hello world”

GitHub Code diffs –for each lecture – this way you can keep up and quickly get an overview of the lecture, in case you missed something

Great visuals – dark background, big font, 1080p resolution

Certificate of completion

The best way to learn is by exercise, so I’ll see you in class.

There will be code!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting started

Lecture 1: Welcome and how it works

Lecture 2: Lets connect!

Lecture 3: How to get help

Lecture 4: Course resources access

Lecture 5: Tools we will need

Lecture 6: TypeScript program lifecycle

Lecture 7: First TypeScript program

Lecture 8: Compiler options

Chapter 2: Introduction to types

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: Primitive types

Lecture 3: Arrays and tuples

Lecture 4: Functions

Lecture 5: Any vs Unknown

Lecture 6: Type aliases

Lecture 7: Practice: simple app

Chapter 3: Working with types: basics

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: Literal and Union types

Lecture 3: Type narrowing

Lecture 4: Optional values

Lecture 5: Type assertion

Lecture 6: Type intersection and Interfaces

Lecture 7: Enum

Lecture 8: Never

Chapter 4: OOP and classes

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: Classes in TypeScript

Lecture 3: Inheritance

Lecture 4: Access modifiers

Lecture 5: Abstract classes

Lecture 6: TypeScript interfaces

Chapter 5: TypeScript Generics

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: What are Generics

Lecture 3: Popular generics

Lecture 4: Generic constraints

Lecture 5: Multiple types

Lecture 6: Generic classes

Lecture 7: Generic Interfaces and types

Chapter 6: Working with types – advanced

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: Readonly and const

Lecture 3: Record and index signatures

Lecture 4: keyof vs Object.keys

Lecture 5: Conditional Types

Lecture 6: Infer

Lecture 7: Literal types

Lecture 8: Mapped types

Lecture 9: Utility types

Lecture 10: Types exercises

Lecture 11: Further reading

Chapter 7: Functions and asynchronous programming

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: Function overloading

Lecture 3: This

Lecture 4: Async functions

Lecture 5: Promises

Lecture 6: Promise Types

Lecture 7: Further reading

Chapter 8: Modules and module bundling

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: JS modules

Lecture 3: JS imports

Lecture 4: TypeScript and npm

Lecture 5: Module resolution

Lecture 6: Module bundling intro

Lecture 7: TypeScript and Webpack setup

Lecture 8: Advanced webpack

Lecture 9: TypeScript and EsBuild

Lecture 10: Further reading: WebPack and EsBuild

Chapter 9: Tuning the TypeScript compiler

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: Include and exclude

Lecture 3: Target and lib

Lecture 4: Strict checks

Lecture 5: Declaration and Source maps

Lecture 6: CLI options

Lecture 7: Further reading: The TypeScript compiler

Chapter 10: Creating an NPM package with TypeScript

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: Base package

Lecture 3: Npm package

Lecture 4: Using the TypeScript package

Lecture 5: Further reading

Chapter 11: TypeScript Decorators

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: JS prototypes

Lecture 3: First Decorator – fields

Lecture 4: Class decorators

Lecture 5: Decorator factories

Lecture 6: Method decorators – arguments

Lecture 7: Method decorators – advanced

Lecture 8: Parameter decorators

Lecture 9: TypeScript 5 decorators intro

Lecture 10: TypeScript 5 class decorators

Instructors

Alex Dan
Cloud Tech Lead, TypeScript Champion, active Instructor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 9 votes

2 stars: 14 votes

3 stars: 55 votes

4 stars: 157 votes

5 stars: 280 votes

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