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Most people know TypeScript from Angular 2+. It's the language you must use there, right? It's more than that! Learn what TypeScript is, why it really is a powerful addition to JavaScript, what its features are, and how to use it! And while doing so, also understand what you're doing in your Angular code.
This course takes you from the very basics and its most important feature (Types!) to a point where you're able to use TypeScript in any of your projects—ReactJS projects included! As TypeScript is developed by Microsoft and used a lot by Angular 2+ (Google), it's here to stay. Gain an edge today and be amongst the first to really understand TypeScript!
A Journey into the Future - As TypeScript code can be compiled to ES5, you'll be amazed by the many next-gen features you can start using today. ES6 features such as destructuring or arrow functions, decorators, generics and interfaces or modules—TypeScript has them all! In this course, we'll not stop at the basics. You will learn about more advanced features and how to set up workflows with TypeScript. This includes TypeScript-only workflows as well as workflows using Gulp or Webpack. You'll also learn that you're not limited to Angular 2+ or plain JavaScript/TypeScript projects. One complete module covers how to use TypeScript with ReactJS to benefit from its features, too. You'll practice what you learn.
Watching videos is a great way to learn. And for a lot of students, it's the best way. If you also want to practice the things you learn, this course offers you exercises (and solutions) in many of the course modules. So much content!
- In this course, you'll get insights into:
- Types and how to use them
- How the TypeScript compiler works
- ES6 features in TypeScript
- Classes in TypeScript
- Namespaces and modules
- Interfaces, generics, and decorators
- How to integrate third-party JavaScript libraries into your TypeScript projects
- How to set up a TypeScript project with Webpack
- Or how to set up a plain TypeScript workflow
- How to use TypeScript together with ReactJS
- How to use TypeScript together with Node/Express
- Real projects and use cases!
What You Will Learn
- Use TypeScript and its features such as types, ES6 support, classes, modules, interfaces, and much more in any of your projects
- Understand what TypeScript really it is about and how works
- Why TypeScript offers a real advantage over vanilla JavaScript
- Learn TypeScript in theory and apply it to real use cases and projects
- Learn how to combine TypeScript with ReactJS or Node.js/Express
Audience
This course is for every student who wants to extend his or her horizon beyond vanilla JavaScript. Everyone learning Angular should understand how TypeScript works.
About The Author
Maximilian Schwarzmüller: Maximilian Schwarzmüller: A professional web developer and instructor, he has never stopped learning new programming skills and languages since the age of 13. In his early days, he started creating websites simply for fun. This passion has remained and shaped his decision to work as a freelance web developer and consultant. Although he started web development on the backend (PHP with Laravel and NodeJS), he has progressed to becoming a front-end developer using modern frameworks such as React, Angular, and VueJS 2 in many projects.
The most rewarding experience for him is to see how people find new and better jobs, build exciting web applications, acquire amazing projects, or simply enjoy their hobby with the help of his content.
Table of contents
- Chapter 1 : Getting Started
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Chapter 2 : TypeScript Basics Basic Types
- Module Introduction
- Using Types
- TypeScript Types vs JavaScript Types
- Working with Numbers, Strings Booleans
- Type Assignment Type Inference
- Object Types
- Arrays Types
- Working with Tuples
- Working with Enums
- The 'any' Type
- Union Types
- Literal Types
- Type Aliases / Custom Types
- Function Return Types 'void'
- Functions as Types
- Function Types Callbacks
- The 'unknown' Type
- The 'never' Type
- Wrap Up
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Chapter 3 : The TypeScript Compiler and Configuration
- Module Introduction
- Using 'Watch Mode'
- Compiling the Entire Project / Multiple Files
- Including Excluding Files
- Setting a Compilation Target
- Understanding TypeScript Core Libs
- More Configuration Compilation Options
- Working with Source Maps
- rootDir and outDir
- Stop Emitting Files on Compilation Errors
- Strict Compilation
- Code Quality Options
- Debugging with Visual Studio Code
- Wrap Up
- Chapter 4 : Next-generation JavaScript TypeScript
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Chapter 5 : Classes Interfaces
- Module Introduction
- What are Classes?
- Creating a First Class
- Compiling to JavaScript
- Constructor Functions The 'this' Keyword
- 'private' and 'public' Access Modifiers
- Shorthand Initialization
- 'readonly' Properties
- Inheritance
- Overriding Properties The 'protected' Modifier
- Getters Setters
- Static Methods Properties
- Abstract Classes
- Singletons Private Constructors
- Classes - A Summary
- A First Interface
- Using Interfaces with Classes
- Why Interfaces?
- Readonly Interface Properties
- Extending Interfaces
- Interfaces as Function Types
- Optional Parameters Properties
- Compiling Interfaces to JavaScript
- Wrap Up
- Chapter 6 : Advanced Types
- Chapter 7 : Generics
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Chapter 8 : Decorators
- Module Introduction
- A First-Class Decorator
- Working with Decorator Factories
- Building More Useful Decorators
- Adding Multiple Decorators
- Diving into Property Decorators
- Accessor Parameter Decorators
- When Do Decorators Execute?
- Returning (and changing) a Class in a Class Decorator
- Other Decorator Return Types
- Example: Creating an 'Autobind' Decorator
- Validation with Decorators - First Steps
- Validation with Decorators - Finished
- Wrap Up
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Chapter 9 : Practice Time! Let's build a Drag Drop Project
- Module Introduction
- Getting Started
- DOM Element Selection OOP Rendering
- Interacting with DOM Elements
- Creating Using an 'Autobind' Decorator
- Fetching User Input
- Creating a Re-Usable Validation Functionality
- Rendering Project Lists
- Managing Application State with Singletons
- More Classes Custom Types
- Filtering Projects with Enums
- Adding Inheritance Generics
- Rendering Project Items with a Class
- Using a Getter
- Utilizing Interfaces to Implement Drag Drop
- Drag Events Reflecting the Current State in the UI
- Adding a Droppable Area
- Finishing Drag Drop
- Wrap Up
- Chapter 10 : Modules Namespaces
- Chapter 11 : Using Webpack with TypeScript
- Chapter 12 : 3rd Party Libraries TypeScript
- Chapter 13 : Time to Practice! Let's build a "Select Share a Place" App (incl. Google Maps)
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Chapter 14 : React.js TypeScript
- Module Introduction
- Setting Up a React + TypeScript Project
- How Do React + TypeScript Work Together?
- Working with Props and Types for Props
- Getting User Input with 'refs'
- Cross-Component Communication
- Working with State Types
- Managing State Better
- More Props State Work
- Adding Styling
- Types for other React Features (e.g. Redux or Routing)
- Wrap Up
- Chapter 15 : Node.js + Express TypeScript
- Chapter 16 : Course Roundup
Product information
- Title: Understanding TypeScript
- Author(s):
- Release date: October 2019
- Publisher(s): Packt Publishing
- ISBN: 9781789951905
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