Practical Typescript

Practical Typescript, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.88, with 214 lectures, based on 127 reviews, and has 1333 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand TypeScript Basics: Grasp type annotations, inference, union types, and handling any, unknown, and never types. Master Advanced Features: Learn generics, data fetching, and Zod library for validation in TypeScript. Integrate with React: Master TypeScript integration with React, covering component structure, prop handling, and state management. Build Modern Applications: Develop skills to create store applications with TypeScript, Shadcn/ui, React Router, authentication, and pagination. This course is ideal for individuals who are Ideal for developers seeking to master TypeScript, from basics to advanced concepts, and apply it in building modern React applications. It is particularly useful for Ideal for developers seeking to master TypeScript, from basics to advanced concepts, and apply it in building modern React applications.

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Title: Practical Typescript

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.88

Number of Lectures: 214

Number of Published Lectures: 214

Number of Curriculum Items: 214

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 214

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand TypeScript Basics: Grasp type annotations, inference, union types, and handling any, unknown, and never types.

Master Advanced Features: Learn generics, data fetching, and Zod library for validation in TypeScript.

Integrate with React: Master TypeScript integration with React, covering component structure, prop handling, and state management.

Build Modern Applications: Develop skills to create store applications with TypeScript, Shadcn/ui, React Router, authentication, and pagination.

Who Should Attend

Ideal for developers seeking to master TypeScript, from basics to advanced concepts, and apply it in building modern React applications.

Target Audiences

Ideal for developers seeking to master TypeScript, from basics to advanced concepts, and apply it in building modern React applications.

Dive into the world of TypeScript with our “Practical TypeScript” course, designed for developers seeking a comprehensive understanding from the basics to advanced concepts. This course begins with setting up a TypeScript project using Vite, guiding you through a series of tutorials that cover essential TypeScript features and best practices.

You’ll learn about type annotations, type inference, and the practical applications of type annotation, along with an exploration of union types and the handling of “any”, “unknown”, and “never” types. The course also covers the fundamentals of arrays and objects, and introduces challenges to reinforce learning. Additionally, you’ll delve into the complexities of functions in TypeScript.

As you advance, the course explores more sophisticated TypeScript features, such as generics, fetching data with TypeScript, and working with the Zod library for data validation. You’ll also gain insights into TypeScript declaration files and class-based programming with TypeScript. Each tutorial is designed to provide hands-on experience, enabling you to effectively apply TypeScript features in real-world scenarios.

Furthermore, this course extends to integrating TypeScript with React, covering component structure, prop handling, state management, event handling, and complex component structures. You’ll learn about using React’s Context API, reducers, and global state management in a TypeScript environment, as well as data fetching and validation techniques. The course concludes with a practical task management application, highlighting the use of localStorage and task state management.

Finally, the course culminates in building a modern store application with TypeScript,  Shadcn/ui, and React Router, incorporating features such as authentication and pagination. Join us in “Practical TypeScript” to elevate your skills and confidently apply TypeScript in your development projects, from basic to advanced levels.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Typescript Info

Chapter 2: Setup

Lecture 1: Useful Info

Lecture 2: Github Repository

Lecture 3: Template

Lecture 4: Files and Folders

Lecture 5: Build Step

Chapter 3: Typescript Fundamentals

Lecture 1: Type Annotations

Lecture 2: Type Inference

Lecture 3: First Challenge

Lecture 4: Setup Info

Lecture 5: Union Type

Lecture 6: Type : Any

Lecture 7: Practical Example

Lecture 8: Challenge – Union Type

Lecture 9: Arrays

Lecture 10: Challenge – Arrays

Lecture 11: Object Fundamentals

Lecture 12: Challenge – Objects

Lecture 13: Functions – Parameters

Lecture 14: Functions – Returns

Lecture 15: Type : Any Example

Lecture 16: Challenge – Functions 1

Lecture 17: Functions – Optional Parameters

Lecture 18: Functions – Default Parameters

Lecture 19: Functions – Rest Parameter

Lecture 20: Functions – Void Keyword

Lecture 21: Functions – Type Guards

Lecture 22: Functions – Objects As Parameters

Lecture 23: Excess Property Check

Lecture 24: Challenge – Functions II

Lecture 25: Type Alias

Lecture 26: Type Alias – Additional Info

Lecture 27: Challenge – Type Alias

Lecture 28: Intersection Type

Lecture 29: Computed Properties

Lecture 30: Interface – Fundamentals

Lecture 31: Interface – Methods

Lecture 32: Interface Methods – More Options

Lecture 33: Callenge – Interface I

Lecture 34: Interface – Merge and Extend

Lecture 35: Challenge – Interface II

Lecture 36: Interface – Type Predicate

Lecture 37: Interface vs Type Alias

Lecture 38: Tuple

Lecture 39: Enum – Fundamentals

Lecture 40: Enum – Reverse Mapping

Lecture 41: Challenge – Tuple and Enum

Lecture 42: Type Assertion

Lecture 43: Type – Unknown

Lecture 44: Type – Never

Lecture 45: Modules – Intro

Lecture 46: Modules – ES6

Lecture 47: Modules – JS File

Lecture 48: Type Guards – Typeof

Lecture 49: Type Guards – Equality and in

Lecture 50: Type Guards – Truthy and Falsy

Lecture 51: Type Guards – Instanceof

Lecture 52: Type Guards – Type Predicate

Lecture 53: Type never Gotcha

Lecture 54: Type Guards – Discriminated Unions

Lecture 55: Generics – Intro

Lecture 56: Generics – First Function and Interface

Lecture 57: Generics – Promise Example

Lecture 58: Generics – Create Array

Lecture 59: Generics – Multiple Types

Lecture 60: Generics – Type Constraints

Lecture 61: Generics – Type Constraints Second Example

Lecture 62: Generics – Default Type

Lecture 63: Fetch Data – Basics

Lecture 64: Fetch Data – Setup Type

Lecture 65: Fetch Data – Gotcha

Lecture 66: Zod Library

Lecture 67: Declaration Files

Lecture 68: TS Config

Lecture 69: Classes – Intro

Lecture 70: Classes – Default Property

Lecture 71: Classes – Readonly Modifier

Lecture 72: Classes – Public and Private Modifiers

Lecture 73: Classes – Constructor Shortcut

Lecture 74: Classes – Getters and Setters

Lecture 75: Classes – Implement Interface

Lecture 76: Tasks Project – Setup

Lecture 77: Tasks Project – Useful Info

Lecture 78: Tasks Project – Select Elements

Lecture 79: Tasks Project – Submit Event

Lecture 80: Tasks Project – Event Gotcha

Lecture 81: Tasks Project – Add Task

Lecture 82: Tasks Project – Render Task

Lecture 83: Tasks Project – Local Storage

Lecture 84: Tasks Project – Checkbox

Chapter 4: Typescript and React

Lecture 1: Setup

Lecture 2: Files and Folders

Lecture 3: Component Return

Lecture 4: Props – Inline

Lecture 5: Props – Type Alias / Interface

Lecture 6: Children Prop

Instructors

John Smilga
Instructor

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