Chapter 9. Application Architecture
In previous chapters, we have covered several aspects of TypeScript, and we should now feel confident enough to create a small application.
As we know, TypeScript was created by Microsoft to facilitate the creation of large-scale JavaScript applications. Some TypeScript features such as modules or classes can facilitate the process of creating large applications, but it is not enough. We need good application architecture if we want to succeed in the long term.
This chapter is divided into two main parts. In the first part, we are going to look at the single-page application (SPA) architecture and some design patterns that will help us create scalable and maintainable applications. This section covers the following ...
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