MSK TypeScript Bootcamp

MSK TypeScript Bootcamp, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 57 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 97 reviews, and has 1987 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn about the problem with JavaScript Learn the advantages of using TypeScript Deep dive into primitive & special types Learn about literal, array & object types Master union, interface & tuple types Discover function types & type aliases Understand type assertions & inference Hands-on coding with lab experiments. Download all code snippets & resources A certificate of completion This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone interested to learn TypeScript and upskill themselves in career. or Anyone preparing for frontend interviews where TypeScript is needed. or Beginner JavaScript developers who want to upgrade to TypeScript. or No paid softwares are needed in this bootcamp. Editor and extensions are free. or A computer with access to the internet needed ( Mac / Windows or Linux ) or I will teach you pretty much everything from scratch. So dont worry. It is particularly useful for Anyone interested to learn TypeScript and upskill themselves in career. or Anyone preparing for frontend interviews where TypeScript is needed. or Beginner JavaScript developers who want to upgrade to TypeScript. or No paid softwares are needed in this bootcamp. Editor and extensions are free. or A computer with access to the internet needed ( Mac / Windows or Linux ) or I will teach you pretty much everything from scratch. So dont worry.

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Summary

Title: MSK TypeScript Bootcamp

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 57

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 57

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 58

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 58

Original Price: ?799

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn about the problem with JavaScript

Learn the advantages of using TypeScript

Deep dive into primitive & special types

Learn about literal, array & object types

Master union, interface & tuple types

Discover function types & type aliases

Understand type assertions & inference

Hands-on coding with lab experiments.

Download all code snippets & resources

A certificate of completion

Who Should Attend

Anyone interested to learn TypeScript and upskill themselves in career.

Anyone preparing for frontend interviews where TypeScript is needed.

Beginner JavaScript developers who want to upgrade to TypeScript.

No paid softwares are needed in this bootcamp. Editor and extensions are free.

A computer with access to the internet needed ( Mac / Windows or Linux )

I will teach you pretty much everything from scratch. So dont worry.

Target Audiences

Anyone interested to learn TypeScript and upskill themselves in career.

Anyone preparing for frontend interviews where TypeScript is needed.

Beginner JavaScript developers who want to upgrade to TypeScript.

No paid softwares are needed in this bootcamp. Editor and extensions are free.

A computer with access to the internet needed ( Mac / Windows or Linux )

I will teach you pretty much everything from scratch. So dont worry.

TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript developed at Microsoft by Anders Hejlsberg ( designer of C# ) in the year 2010 and open-sourced in 2012. TypeScript adds a handful of new features to JavaScript and takes it to the next level in modern web development.

There are a lot of advantages if you add TypeScript to your JavaScript-based projects like:

You can catch bugs errors during the development phase itself rather than runtime.

Debugging is much easier & you will have bug-free production code and feel safe.

With static type-checking, it becomes easier for you to spot errors and edge cases.

Saves a lot of developer’s time in fixing unidentifiable runtime bugs.

TypeScript adds advanced features like generics, modules & namespaces.

Your projects will be easily understandable by other developers.

Your project will have excellent developer experience ( DX ) and team velocity.

Helps you write less code than JavaScript & improves readability.

Source code documentation will be much better.

TypeScript code is easier to refactor and reliable. Hence easier to maintain.

Since JavaScript is a subset of TypeScript, you can use all JavaScript libraries.

You can incrementally upgrade your JavaScript files on the go.

TypeScript is a powerful tool for large applications

After completing MSK TypeScript Bootcamp, you will be able to:

1. Understand the problem with JavaScript for large scale applications.

2. Add TypeScript to your JavaScript projects with the compiler configuration.

3. Include TypeScript and start adding type annotations in your JavaScript projects.

4. Fully understand all the types supported by TypeScript in depth.

5. Feel confident in your front-end interview and talk about TypeScript.

6. Download all the code snippets and create your personal reference notes.

This Bootcamp features hands-on coding lab experiments which are both fun and useful. They will help you understand concepts and play around with TypeScript features. You will have the opportunity to keep those examples for your reference as we advance ourselves to learn more TypeScript features in this series of upcoming Bootcamps.

Your journey to become a master of TypeScript begins here.

Let’s get started

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Bootcamp Introduction & Guidelines

Lecture 1: Benefits of using TypeScript in your project

Lecture 2: 18 benefits of adding TypeScript to your project

Lecture 3: Bootcamp instructions & guidelines

Lecture 4: Pre requisites for the bootcamp

Lecture 5: Creating your personal library of code snippets

Lecture 6: The Car, Bike and Plane examples

Lecture 7: Join our web dev community!

Lecture 8: Lets begin the TS journey

Lecture 9: The Full Interview Kit

Chapter 2: The Problem with JavaScript

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Whats wrong with JavaScript ?

Lecture 3: Lab Experiment: JavaScript Runtime Querk!

Chapter 3: Local machine setup

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Bootstrap project setup

Lecture 3: VS Code extensions

Lecture 4: The TypeScript online playground

Lecture 5: Exploring TS Compiler options / flags

Lecture 6: Lab Experiment: TS Compilation

Lecture 7: Lab Experiment: Stopping TS Compilation

Chapter 4: Primitive Type annotations

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Primitive Types Walkthrough

Lecture 3: Array Type

Lecture 4: Union Types

Lecture 5: Type aliases

Lecture 6: Lab Experiment: Annotating basic types

Lecture 7: The Function Type

Lecture 8: Interfaces

Lecture 9: Object types

Lecture 10: Lab Experiment: Interface type and object

Chapter 5: Interface VS Type alias

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Renaming primitives

Lecture 3: Field addition

Lecture 4: Extensibility

Chapter 6: Special Type annotations

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Special Type | any

Lecture 3: Special Type | unknown

Lecture 4: Special Type | void

Lecture 5: Special Type | never

Chapter 7: Dive into Literal Types

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Literal Types walkthrough

Lecture 3: Literal Inference

Lecture 4: Example | Union combination

Lecture 5: Example | Non literal combination

Chapter 8: Understanding Tuple types

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Annotating Tuple types

Lecture 3: Using tuple for API responses

Lecture 4: Tuples with Interfaces

Lecture 5: Specifying optional properties

Lecture 6: Read only tuples

Lecture 7: Array assertion inference

Lecture 8: Rest parameter elements

Lecture 9: Lab Experiment: Tuple annotation

Chapter 9: Few Important concepts

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Type assertions

Lecture 3: Non null assertion

Lecture 4: Impossible coersions

Chapter 10: The Finish Line

Lecture 1: Congratulations! You did it.

Instructors

Manoj Satishkumar
Staff Software Engineer

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3 stars: 8 votes

4 stars: 28 votes

5 stars: 60 votes

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