Getting really good at JavaScript and TypeScript

Getting really good at JavaScript and TypeScript, available at $27.99, has an average rating of 3.7, with 71 lectures, based on 56 reviews, and has 316 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Getting really good at JavaScript and TypeScript

Price: $27.99

Average Rating: 3.7

Number of Lectures: 71

Number of Published Lectures: 71

Number of Curriculum Items: 71

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 71

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Write good and maintainable JavaScript

Architect large scale JavaScript applications

Learn Typescript

Use TypeScript effectively

Avoid common JavaScript mistakes

Who Should Attend

This course is for web developers who know JavaScript, but want to get really good at it.

This course is for JavaScript developers who wish to start using Typescript in their projects effectively.

Target Audiences

This course is for web developers who know JavaScript, but want to get really good at it.

This course is for JavaScript developers who wish to start using Typescript in their projects effectively.

You can’t avoid JavaScript, but you can avoid all the pain! This course turns your average JavaScript skills into great JavaScript skills, and makes you a champ at using TypeScript in a real project.

JavaScript, the only language that runs everywhere, a language with huge shortcomings, finicky behavior, and yet something we must master. TypeScript that removes all the pain of JavaScript, but only if you use it properly. This course takes your hacky JavaScript skills, and turns you into a real JavaScript pro. And from there, it teaches you practical TypeScript by demonstrating the fundamentals, and real world usage in a project.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introductions

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: JavaScript Problems

Lecture 1: History of JavaScript

Lecture 2: Setting up Brackets

Lecture 3: Globals

Lecture 4: IIFE

Lecture 5: Accidental Globals

Lecture 6: Use Strict and JSLint

Lecture 7: Accidental Globals and Loops

Lecture 8: Avoiding accidental globals

Lecture 9: ES6 and the let keyword

Lecture 10: Reserved Keywords and avoiding them

Lecture 11: Semicolon Madness

Lecture 12: typeof Unreliability

Lecture 13: types of numbers

Lecture 14: typeof null and undefined

Lecture 15: DataTypes and Operator related mistakes

Lecture 16: parseInt mistakes

Lecture 17: NaN is a number

Lecture 18: parseInt and radix confusion

Lecture 19: Comparison Operator bugs

Lecture 20: + and – operator issues

Lecture 21: if and assignment related mistakes

Lecture 22: Numbers can be inaccurate

Lecture 23: Bitwise operators

Lecture 24: Number Precision Issues

Lecture 25: With operator issues

Lecture 26: Problems with Arrays

Lecture 27: Function parameter issues

Lecture 28: Understanding scopes

Lecture 29: Hoisting

Lecture 30: CDNs

Lecture 31: Data secrecy in JavaScript

Lecture 32: this keyword confusion

Lecture 33: Other Misc Issues

Chapter 3: JavaScript best practices

Lecture 1: Best Practices

Lecture 2: Coding Conventions

Chapter 4: TypeScript: An Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 5: What is TypeScript?

Lecture 1: What is TypeScript

Lecture 2: How TypeScript works

Lecture 3: ts, js, sourcemaps and d.ts files

Chapter 6: TypeScript Development Environment

Lecture 1: Using TypeScript in Visual Studio

Lecture 2: Setting up VS Code for TypeScript using Gulp

Lecture 3: Continous compilation with watch

Lecture 4: Debugging TypeScript

Chapter 7: TypeScript in depth

Lecture 1: Basic refactoring in plain JS

Lecture 2: Parameter matching in functions in plain JS

Lecture 3: Datatype checking in plain JS

Lecture 4: Specifying data types in Typescript

Lecture 5: Intellisense and help for HTML elements

Lecture 6: Learn new HTML tricks with TypeScript

Lecture 7: Features from the future and browser compatibility

Lecture 8: Intellisense for code you write

Lecture 9: Intellisense for code you didnt write

Lecture 10: Using interfaces to catch typos

Lecture 11: Managing Arrays with Interfaces and Generics

Lecture 12: Functions as DataTypes to catch errors

Lecture 13: Understanding statics in TypeScript classes

Lecture 14: Implementing constructors on classes

Lecture 15: Adding functions to classes

Lecture 16: Implementing inheritance in TypeScript

Lecture 17: Understanding interfaces in TypeScript

Lecture 18: Extending interfaces

Lecture 19: Private properties in classes

Lecture 20: The super keyword

Lecture 21: Accessors

Lecture 22: Statics

Lecture 23: Classes as interfaces

Lecture 24: Modules

Lecture 25: Function parameter management using ES6 and TypeScript

Lecture 26: Arrow Functions and this keyword

Lecture 27: Using generics effectively

Instructors

Sahil Malik
Developer, Trainer, Consultant, Author

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 4 votes

2 stars: 5 votes

3 stars: 9 votes

4 stars: 16 votes

5 stars: 22 votes

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