Mastering TypeScript 2024 Edition

Mastering TypeScript – 2024 Edition, available at $94.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 147 lectures, 7 quizzes, based on 4551 reviews, and has 25945 subscribers.

You will learn about The ins and outs of ALL of TypeScripts syntax TypeScript Interfaces, Generics, Classes, Modules, and more Integrate TypeScript with Webpack Use TypeScript with ReactJS This course is ideal for individuals who are Complete TypeScript Beginners It is particularly useful for Complete TypeScript Beginners.

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Summary

Title: Mastering TypeScript – 2024 Edition

Price: $94.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 147

Number of Quizzes: 7

Number of Published Lectures: 144

Number of Published Quizzes: 7

Number of Curriculum Items: 154

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 151

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The ins and outs of ALL of TypeScripts syntax

TypeScript Interfaces, Generics, Classes, Modules, and more

Integrate TypeScript with Webpack

Use TypeScript with ReactJS

Who Should Attend

Complete TypeScript Beginners

Target Audiences

Complete TypeScript Beginners

Welcome to the best resource online for mastering TypeScript.

TypeScript is a powerful superset of JavaScript that makes development smoother, safer, and helps you catch errors and avoid bugs early on. TypeScript adds a bunch of useful features to the JavaScript that you know and love. It helps you be a more productive developer and forces you to write better code.

TypeScript has skyrocketed in popularity to become one of the world’s most popular and loved programming languages. It has doubled in popularity every year since 2017, and it continues to grow at an astronomical rate. It’s definitely the right time to learn TypeScript!

This course covers all the syntax, features, and concepts you need to master TypeScript and start using it in your own codebases. We start with the very basics of the type system and cover everything up to incorporating TypeScript in Reactcodebases and using Webpack with TypeScript.

Here’s a detailed breakdown of the topics the course covers:

The TypeScript type system

Union Types

Intersection Types

Tuples and Enums

Interfaces

The TypeScript compiler and how to configure it

Working with the DOM and TypeScript

TypeScript Classes

Generics

Type Narrowing

Type Declarations

Working with 3rd party libraries

Webpack + TypeScript workflows

Integrating React and TypeScript

TypeScript’s Module System

Enroll in this course to learn what TypeScript is, why it’s so popular, and how to use it!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome & Course Overview

Lecture 2: Join The Community!

Lecture 3: Course Prerequisites

Lecture 4: The Case For TypeScript

Lecture 5: TypeScript Overview

Lecture 6: GET THE COURSE SLIDES!

Chapter 2: Installation & Setup

Lecture 1: Installing TypeScript

Lecture 2: The TypeScript Playground

Lecture 3: Installing Visual Studio Code

Lecture 4: How We Use TypeScript

Chapter 3: Type Annotation Basics

Lecture 1: Our First Type Annotation

Lecture 2: Working With Numbers & Booleans

Lecture 3: Compiling TypeScript

Lecture 4: Type Inference

Lecture 5: The Any Type

Lecture 6: Delayed Initialization & Implicit Any

Chapter 4: Functions

Lecture 1: Function Parameter Annotations

Lecture 2: More On Function Parameter Annotations

Lecture 3: Working With Default Parameters

Lecture 4: Return Type Annotations

Lecture 5: Anonymous Function Contextual Typing

Lecture 6: The Void Type

Lecture 7: The Never Type

Lecture 8: Function Types EXERCISE

Chapter 5: Object Types

Lecture 1: Working With Object Types

Lecture 2: More Object Types

Lecture 3: Excess Properties

Lecture 4: Creating Type Aliases

Lecture 5: Nested Objects

Lecture 6: Optional Properties

Lecture 7: The readonly Modifier

Lecture 8: Intersection Types

Lecture 9: Object Types EXERCISE

Chapter 6: Array Types

Lecture 1: Working With Array Types

Lecture 2: More Array Syntax

Lecture 3: Multidimensional Arrays

Lecture 4: Array Types EXERCISE

Chapter 7: Union Types

Lecture 1: Introducing Union Types

Lecture 2: Type Narrowing w/ Union Types

Lecture 3: Union Types and Arrays

Lecture 4: Literal Types

Lecture 5: Union Types EXERCISE

Chapter 8: Tuples and Enums

Lecture 1: Introducing Tuples

Lecture 2: A Bit More On Tuples

Lecture 3: NOTE: About The Slides In The Upcoming Lecture

Lecture 4: Introducing Enums

Lecture 5: A Bit More On Enums!

Lecture 6: Enums Behind The Scenes

Chapter 9: Interfaces

Lecture 1: Introducing Interfaces

Lecture 2: Readonly and Optional Interface Properties

Lecture 3: Interface Methods

Lecture 4: Interface Method Parameters

Lecture 5: Reopening Interfaces

Lecture 6: Extending Interfaces

Lecture 7: Interface Multiple Inheritance

Lecture 8: Interfaces Vs. Type Aliases

Chapter 10: The TypeScript Compiler

Lecture 1: Compiling to JavaScript

Lecture 2: Watch Mode

Lecture 3: Working With Multiple Files

Lecture 4: The Files Compiler Option

Lecture 5: Include & Exclude Options

Lecture 6: Outdir Option

Lecture 7: Target Option

Lecture 8: Strict Option

Lecture 9: Compiler Options Wrap Up

Chapter 11: Mini Project: The DOM, Type Assertions, and More!

Lecture 1: A Simple Project Setup

Lecture 2: Working With The DOM

Lecture 3: The Lib Compiler Option

Lecture 4: TypeScripts Non-Null Assertion Operator

Lecture 5: Type Assertions

Lecture 6: Type Assertions With the DOM

Lecture 7: Working With Events

Lecture 8: Building The Todo List

Lecture 9: Adding in an Interface

Lecture 10: Connecting to LocalStorage

Lecture 11: Todo List Finishing Touches

Chapter 12: Classes

Lecture 1: Classes Setup

Lecture 2: The Class Keyword

Lecture 3: Constructors

Lecture 4: Class Fields

Lecture 5: Private Fields

Instructors

Colt Steele
Developer and Bootcamp Instructor

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