Using Specialized Types and Language Features in TypeScript

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Hendrik Swanepoel

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:38

02 - Getting Started

02 - Introduction.mp4

01:34

03 - What Youll Learn.mp4

03:07

04 - Setting up Your Environment.mp4

02:03

03 - Differentiate between Types with Type Guards

05 - Differentiating between Value Types.mp4

03:34

06 - Differentiating between Class Instances.mp4

02:07

07 - Defining Custom Type Guards.mp4

03:35

08 - Defining an Additional Custom Type Guard.mp4

02:24

04 - Making Your Types More Flexible with Conditional Types

09 - Functions with Varying Signatures.mp4

03:01

10 - Making the Type of a Parameter Dependant on the Type of Another.mp4

02:51

11 - Making a Function Return Type Dependant on the Parameter Types.mp4

04:24

05 - Generating Complex Types Based on Existing Types

12 - Attempting to Solve Partial Updates without a Transformation.mp4

02:24

13 - Performing Partial Updates Using the Partial Utility Type.mp4

03:28

14 - Mapping from One Type to Another.mp4

03:34

15 - Excluding Properties from Generated Types.mp4

01:56

16 - Creating New Function Signatures from Existing Signatures.mp4

03:22

17 - Working with Generated Function Signatures.mp4

03:27

06 - Extending Objects Safely with Symbols

18 - Adding Metadata to an Object.mp4

01:46

19 - Avoiding Clashes without Using Symbols.mp4

03:03

20 - Using Symbols to Avoid Clashes and Unwanted Serialization.mp4

02:41

21 - Using Built-in Symbols to Change Your Codes Behavior.mp4

02:30

07 - Reducing the Size of Repetitive Data with Tuples

22 - Using Arrays for Repetitive Structures.mp4

02:50

23 - Using Tuples for Type Safety.mp4

02:15

24 - Mixing Types in a Tuple.mp4

01:58

08 - Extending the Functionality of Classes with Mixins

25 - Introduction to Mixins.mp4

01:07

26 - Preparing a Class for Mixins.mp4

02:24

27 - Extracting Class Methods to Mixins.mp4

01:51

28 - Applying Mixins to a Class.mp4

02:35

09 - Modeling Idiomatic Data Sources with Iterators

29 - Storing Items with Key Value Pairs.mp4

03:25

30 - Implementing a Custom Iterator.mp4

03:51

10 - Using Generators for Functions That Can Be Paused or Resumed

31 - Rendering Projects from an Array.mp4

02:38

32 - Rendering Projects Produced by a Generator.mp4

03:30

33 - Dealing with Asynchronous Logic in Generators.mp4

02:00

34 - Pausing and Resuming Generators.mp4

03:26

Description

Ever stumbled across a TypeScript issue and became totally overwhelmed with the abstract documentation of advanced concepts? This course will help you solve even the most challenging typing and modeling issues that you will encounter in TypeScript.

What You'll Learn?

Most developers find it hard to learn and understand the more advanced features of TypeScript because the documentation and examples are often way too abstract and difficult to relate to the real world. In this course, Using Specialized Types and Language Features in TypeScript, you’ll learn how to deal with challenging problems that you will find in any significantly sized code base. First, you’ll explore options for differentiating types from each other at compile and run time. Next, you’ll discover how to create types that are inferred from other types and even generate new types from existing types. Finally, you’ll learn how to model your code to deal with custom iteration, infinite sequences, and metaprogramming with symbols. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of TypeScript needed to keep your code base performant, flexible, and type-safe.

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Hendrik Swanepoel

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Hendrik kicked off his career in 2000 installing MS Outlook on PCs in coal mines throughout South Africa. Seriously. He had to wear a hard hat and everything. Luckily he got his foot into the door at a company that allowed him to play around with code. At a desk. Without a hard hat. In his day job Hendrik is a full stack coder from Cape Town, but at night he is a closet designer - meaning, a graphic designer too scared to share it with everyone, not someone that designs closets. For a large part of his career he worked with .NET, but the last few years he spent most of his time with JavaScript on both the server and client. Hendrik believes that learning should be fast paced, and without fluff. He hopes this is evident in his courses.

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