React: Using TypeScript

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Emmanuel Henri

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01 - Introduction

01 - TypeScript with React.mp4

00:48

02 - What you should know.mp4

00:30

02 - 1. Setup and Basics

01 - Initialize a React project.mp4

02:18

03 - 2. First Steps TypeScript with React

01 - Introduction to TypeScript with React.mp4

02:17

02 - Basic types.mp4

04:21

03 - Other complex types.mp4

04:53

04 - Introduction to React components.mp4

01:06

05 - React components syntax.mp4

05:27

04 - 3. Interfaces TypeScript with React

01 - Introduction to interfaces.mp4

03:07

02 - Define our state with TypeScript.mp4

05:09

03 - Review best practices interfaces.mp4

01:46

05 - 4. Hooks TypeScript with React

01 - Overview of hooks with TypeScript.mp4

02:16

02 - Implementation of useEffect with TypeScript.mp4

04:19

03 - Implementation of context with TypeScript.mp4

08:37

06 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:46

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TypeScript offers developers a more structured approach to JavaScript application development, and is a natural fit for the build processes most React developers are already using. Combining the component approach in React with the discipline of TypeScript enables you to build clean web applications that will be easier to maintain over time. In this course, instructor Emmanuel Henri explains how to use TypeScript with React. He starts with a review of basic and complex types and functional and stateful components. He then shows how to use TypeScript interfaces to improve your React code. Finally, learn how to implement higher-order components to reuse components while adding new functionality.

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An executive with 20+ years of experience in programming, technology, product management, design and business. Published 100+ courses.

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