TypeScript 4 In-Depth

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Brice Wilson

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01. Course Overview

01. Course Overview.mp4

01:25

02. Introduction

02. Why Use TypeScript.mp4

04:05

03. Installation and Setup

03. Installing TypeScript.mp4

02:43

04. Choosing a TypeScript Editor.mp4

01:45

05. Using the TypeScript Playground.mp4

03:11

06. Using Visual Studio Code.mp4

06:36

04. TypeScript Basics

07. Declaring Variables.mp4

04:08

08. Common Types and Type Annotations.mp4

03:34

09. Using Variables and Type Annotations.mp4

09:04

10. Enums Arrays and Tuples.mp4

04:41

11. Declaring Enums and Arrays.mp4

05:11

05. Functions

12. Functions in TypeScript Versus JavaScript.mp4

04:07

13. Arrow Functions.mp4

04:37

14. Using Arrow Functions.mp4

04:14

15. Function Types.mp4

04:45

16. Optional Default and Rest Function Parameters.mp4

02:35

17. Writing Code with Function Parameters.mp4

06:46

18. Function Overloads.mp4

06:29

06. Interfaces

19. Understanding Interfaces.mp4

05:12

20. Declaring and Using Interfaces.mp4

09:21

21. Interfaces for Function Types.mp4

04:29

22. Extending Interfaces.mp4

03:32

23. Implementing Interfaces with Classes.mp4

06:12

07. Classes

24. What Is a Class.mp4

02:17

25. Parts of a Class.mp4

06:52

26. Creating and Using Classes.mp4

09:28

27. Extending Classes with Inheritance.mp4

08:32

28. Abstract Classes.mp4

03:48

29. Using Class Expressions.mp4

03:42

08. Modules

30. The Evolution of Modules.mp4

02:13

31. Module Formats.mp4

01:45

32. Exporting and Importing Modules.mp4

04:17

33. Using Modules.mp4

05:39

34. Using Default Exports.mp4

04:06

09. Generics

35. What Are Generics and Type Parameters.mp4

02:12

36. Using Array T .mp4

01:31

37. Generic Functions.mp4

06:10

38. Generic Interfaces and Classes.mp4

07:35

39. Generic Constraints.mp4

04:48

10. Compiler Options and Project Configuration

40. Finding and Using Compiler Options.mp4

06:05

41. Configuring Projects with tsconfig.json.mp4

05:34

11. Declaration Files

42. What Are Declaration Files.mp4

01:40

43. Using Declaration Files.mp4

06:17

Description

This course will teach you all of the major language features in TypeScript 4+. You will also learn how to apply different TypeScript compiler options and configure projects of any size to meet your specific development goals.

What You'll Learn?

TypeScript helps you create web applications that are easier to maintain and contain fewer bugs than traditional JavaScript applications. In this course, TypeScript 4 In-depth, you'll learn all of the major features of the language and develop the skills to begin working on your first TypeScript project. First, you'll explore the basic features of the language including type annotations, functions, interfaces, and classes. Next, you'll discover more advanced features such as generics and modules. Finally, you'll learn how to use the TypeScript compiler and configure TypeScript projects using a tsconfig.json configuration file. When you're finished with this course, you'll have the skills and knowledge of TypeScript needed to build client and server-side web applications faster and with fewer errors.

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Brice Wilson

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Brice Wilson has been a professional developer for over 20 years and has used many tools and programming languages during that time. His current interests are centered on web services, single-page web applications and native mobile development. He has worked as a developer and architect for a number of large companies and enjoys learning, experimenting with, and teaching new technologies. He also blogs at BriceWilson.net.

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