16 Creating a stand-alone web app, part 1
This chapter covers
- Setting up a bundler to create files that can be efficiently delivered to browsers
- Setting up the TypeScript compiler for the JSX workflow
- Using JSX files to combine HTML markup and TypeScript code
- Starting a simple web application without using a web application framework
In this part of the book, I show you how TypeScript fits into the development process for the most popular web application frameworks: Angular and React. In both cases, I go through the process of creating the project, setting up a web service, and writing a simple web application. In this chapter, I create the same web application without using any of these frameworks, providing a baseline for understanding the ...
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