Introduction to TypeScript Development

Introduction to TypeScript Development, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 49 lectures, based on 3825 reviews, and has 14025 subscribers.

You will learn about Be ready to move onto building Angular, React and Vue applications. Code with the TypeScript programming language. Work with TypeScript classes and object oriented programming concepts. This course is ideal for individuals who are Students who want to learn the foundational concepts required for Angular, React, or Vue development or Students aspiring to learning the TypeScript programming language. or No programming experience is necessary for this course It is particularly useful for Students who want to learn the foundational concepts required for Angular, React, or Vue development or Students aspiring to learning the TypeScript programming language. or No programming experience is necessary for this course.

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Title: Introduction to TypeScript Development

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 49

Number of Published Lectures: 49

Number of Curriculum Items: 49

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 49

Original Price: $29.99

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What You Will Learn

Be ready to move onto building Angular, React and Vue applications.

Code with the TypeScript programming language.

Work with TypeScript classes and object oriented programming concepts.

Who Should Attend

Students who want to learn the foundational concepts required for Angular, React, or Vue development

Students aspiring to learning the TypeScript programming language.

No programming experience is necessary for this course

Target Audiences

Students who want to learn the foundational concepts required for Angular, React, or Vue development

Students aspiring to learning the TypeScript programming language.

No programming experience is necessary for this course

April 2021 course update: Added an entire section that shows how to build a React application with TypeScript 4! Also added a new Advanced Techniques section

Do you want to build Angular, React JS, or Vue JSweb and mobile applications? If that’s your goal it’s vital that you learn the TypeScript programming language, and that’s exactly what we’re going to walk through in this course. My name is Jordan Hudgens, and I’ll be your instructor for the course. In addition to being the lead instructor for devCamp I’ve also been building web applications for over a decade for organizations such as Eventbrite and Quip.

After you have completed this course you’ll be ready to start learning how to work with the React, Vue and Angular application frameworks. Angular 2 was rebuilt from the ground up in order to take advantage of modern development practices, and the framework creators actually built the new version completely in the TypeScript programming language. This is the reason why TypeScript is so important to learn for aspiring Angular developers.

In this course we’re going to start with the basics and I’m going to show you how fun it is to build TypeScript programs. After you’re familiar with the syntax, we’re going to move onto more advanced TypeScript development techniques, such as: working with closures, object oriented programming, real time asynchronous development, and decorators.

My focus for this course isn’t to teach you how to build TypeScript console applications. Instead, my goal is to teach you the skills you will need in order to build real world Angular 2 applications. And actually, this course includes the exact material we teach at our devCamp coding bootcamps prior to students going through our immersive Angular 2 course.

There are no technical pre-requisites to this course. The ideal student is an individual who wants to learn how to build Angular 2 applications. I will show you how to install and run TypeScript programs on both a Mac and a PC. And you can use either operating system to follow along with the course material.

Each lesson of the course is paired with the source code that I used in the lecture so you can check your work.

Please feel free to review the course curriculum and I look forward to going through the material with you on your development journey!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction and System Configuration

Lecture 1: TypeScript Overview and Benefits

Lecture 2: How to Install Homebrew for Using TypeScript on a Mac

Lecture 3: Installing Node.js and NPM on a Mac

Lecture 4: Installing TypeScript on a Mac

Lecture 5: Installing the Sublime Text TypeScript Plugin

Lecture 6: How to Install Node.js and NPM on a PC

Lecture 7: Installing TypeScript on a PC via NPM

Lecture 8: Running TypeScript Programs on a PC

Chapter 2: Basic Syntax and Structure

Lecture 1: Building a Hello World Program in TypeScript on a Mac

Lecture 2: How to Use Variables in TypeScript

Lecture 3: String Interpolation in TypeScript

Lecture 4: Overview of Types in TypeScript

Lecture 5: Creating a Type Alias in TypeScript

Lecture 6: How to Use Union Types in TypeScript

Lecture 7: Real World Example of Union Types in a Production React JS eCommerce Application

Lecture 8: TypeScript Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 9: Guide to TypeScript Conditionals

Lecture 10: TypeScript Conditional Operators

Lecture 11: Compound Conditionals in TypeScript

Lecture 12: TypeScript Loops

Lecture 13: Introduction to TypeScript Functions

Lecture 14: Working with TypeScript Function Arguments

Lecture 15: TypeScript Arrow Functions

Chapter 3: TypeScript Closures

Lecture 1: Function Declarations vs Expressions in TypeScript

Lecture 2: TypeScript Immediately Invoked Functions

Lecture 3: Immediately Invoked Function Arguments

Lecture 4: Introduction to Closures in TypeScript

Chapter 4: Object Oriented Programming in TypeScript

Lecture 1: Introduction to TypeScript Classes

Lecture 2: Guide to Inheritance for TypeScript Programs

Lecture 3: Objects in TypeScript

Lecture 4: Introduction to TypeScript Interfaces

Lecture 5: How to Configure TypeScript Functions to Work with Interfaces

Lecture 6: TypeScript Classes Implementing Interfaces

Lecture 7: TypeScript Namespaces

Chapter 5: Asynchronous Development in TypeScript

Lecture 1: What is Asynchronous Behavior?

Lecture 2: The Problem with this in TypeScript (and how to fix it)

Lecture 3: Higher Order Functions and Callbacks in TypeScript

Lecture 4: Configuring TypeScript to Work with Promises

Lecture 5: Guide to Promises in TypeScript

Chapter 6: TypeScript Decorators

Lecture 1: Introduction to TypeScript Decorators

Lecture 2: Class Decorators in TypeScript

Lecture 3: TypeScript Method Decorators

Lecture 4: Example of TypeScript Decorators in Angular 2

Chapter 7: Advanced TypeScript Features

Lecture 1: Deep Dive: Optional Chaining in TypeScript

Lecture 2: How to Capitalize the First Letter of Every Word in TypeScript

Chapter 8: Real World TypeScript: Build a React Application with TypeScript

Lecture 1: Generating a React Application that Uses TypeScript

Lecture 2: Build React Components with TypeScript Interfaces for Scalable Features

Lecture 3: Deep Dive: Using the Map Function to Iterate and Return Values in TypeScript

Lecture 4: How to Render a List of Items in React with TypeScript Types and Interfaces

Instructors

Jordan Hudgens
CTO at Bottega Code School

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