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Oreilly – Essential TypeScript 5, Third Edition, Video Edition 2023-12

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Description

Essential TypeScript 5 Third Edition Video Edition course. This course presents the bestselling book “Essential TypeScript 5” in video form. In this course, the narrator reads the book and at the same time the content of the book, diagrams, codes and text are displayed on the screen. This experience is similar to listening to an audio book, except that you can also view visual content. This course introduces you to the basics of TypeScript and helps you use the language to write higher quality and more reliable JavaScript code. By using this course, you can quickly and easily benefit from the benefits of TypeScript. In this course, instead of focusing on technical details, the focus is on the main concepts of TypeScript and its practical applications.

What you will learn:

  • Configuring TypeScript Development Tools: Learn how to set up your development environment to work with TypeScript.
  • Using type annotations: adding type information to variables, function parameters, and function return values ​​to improve code readability and prevent errors.
  • Create strongly typed functions and classes: Define functions and classes with specific data types to ensure that code works correctly.
  • JavaScript typing system
  • Basic types
  • Custom types
  • Functions and classes
  • Interfaces
  • Generics
  • nicknames
  • Use generic types: Create reusable functions and classes that work with different data types.
  • Using Type Guards: Determining the type of a value at runtime to perform the appropriate operation.
  • Creating and Using Type Declaration Files: Define custom data types for use in larger projects.
  • Using TypeScript to Build Web Apps with Angular and React: Learn how to use TypeScript in the most popular JavaScript frameworks.

Who is this course suitable for?

  • This course is designed for developers who are familiar with JavaScript and want to learn TypeScript. No previous experience with TypeScript is required.

Essential TypeScript 5 Third Edition Video Edition course specifications

  • Publisher: Oreilly
  • Lecturer: Adam Freeman
  • Training level: beginner to advanced
  • Training duration: 11 hours and 24 minutes

Course headings

  • Chapter 1. Understanding TypeScript
  • Chapter 1. What do you need to know?
  • Chapter 1. How do you set up your development environment?
  • Chapter 1. What Is the structure of this book?
  • Chapter 1. Are there lots of examples?
  • Chapter 1. Where can you get the example code?
  • Chapter 1. What if you have problems following the examples?
  • Chapter 1. How do you contact the author?
  • Chapter 1. What if you really enjoyed this book?
  • Chapter 1. What if this book has made you angry?
  • Chapter 1. Summary
  • Chapter 2. Your first TypeScript application
  • Chapter 2. Creating the project
  • Chapter 2. Using a third-party package
  • Chapter 2. Adding commands
  • Chapter 2. Persistently storing data
  • Chapter 2. Summary
  • Chapter 3. JavaScript primer, part 1
  • Chapter 3. Getting confused by JavaScript
  • Chapter 3. Understanding JavaScript types
  • Chapter 3. Working with arrays
  • Chapter 3. Working with objects
  • Chapter 3. Understanding the this keyword
  • Chapter 3. Summary
  • Chapter 4. JavaScript primer, part 2
  • Chapter 4. Understanding JavaScript object inheritance
  • Chapter 4. Using iterators and generators
  • Chapter 4. Using JavaScript collections
  • Chapter 4. Using modules
  • Chapter 4. Summary
  • Chapter 5. Using the TypeScript compiler
  • Chapter 5. Understanding the project structure
  • Chapter 5. Using the Node Package Manager
  • Chapter 5. Understanding the compiler configuration file
  • Chapter 5. Compiling TypeScript code
  • Chapter 5. Using the version targeting feature
  • Chapter 5. Setting the library files for compilation
  • Chapter 5. Selecting a module format
  • Chapter 5. Useful compiler configuration settings
  • Chapter 5. Summary
  • Chapter 6. Testing and debugging TypeScript
  • Chapter 6. Debugging TypeScript code
  • Chapter 6. Using the TypeScript linter
  • Chapter 6. Unit testing TypeScript
  • Chapter 6. Summary
  • Chapter 7. Understanding static types
  • Chapter 7. Understanding static types
  • Chapter 7. Using type unions
  • Chapter 7. Using Type Assertions
  • Chapter 7. Using a type guard
  • Chapter 7. Using the unknown type
  • Chapter 7. Using nullable types
  • Chapter 7. Summary
  • Chapter 8. Using functions
  • Chapter 8. Defining functions
  • Chapter 8. Summary
  • Chapter 9. Using arrays, tuples, and enums
  • Chapter 9. Working with arrays
  • Chapter 9. Working with tuples
  • Chapter 9. Using enums
  • Chapter 9. Using literal value types
  • Chapter 9. Using type aliases
  • Chapter 9. Summary
  • Chapter 10. Working with objects
  • Chapter 10. Working with objects
  • Chapter 10. Using type intersections
  • Chapter 10. Summary
  • Chapter 11. Working with classes and interfaces
  • Chapter 11. Using constructor functions
  • Chapter 11. Using classes
  • Chapter 11. Using interfaces
  • Chapter 11. Dynamically creating properties
  • Chapter 11. Summary
  • Chapter 12. Using generic types
  • Chapter 12. Understanding the problem solved by generic types
  • Chapter 12. Creating generic classes
  • Chapter 12. Defining generic interfaces
  • Chapter 12. Summary
  • Chapter 13. Advanced generic types
  • Chapter 13. Using generic collections
  • Chapter 13. Using generic iterators
  • Chapter 13. Using index types
  • Chapter 13. Using type mapping
  • Chapter 13. Using conditional types
  • Chapter 13. Summary
  • Chapter 14. Using decorators
  • Chapter 14. Understanding decorators
  • Chapter 14. Using the other decorator types
  • Chapter 14. Passing an additional argument to a decorator
  • Chapter 14. Applying multiple decorators
  • Chapter 14. Using an initializer
  • Chapter 14. Accumulating state data
  • Chapter 14. Summary
  • Chapter 15. Working with JavaScript
  • Chapter 15. Working with JavaScript
  • Chapter 15. Describing types used in JavaScript code
  • Chapter 15. Generating declaration files
  • Chapter 15. Summary
  • Chapter 16. Creating a stand-alone web app, part 1
  • Chapter 16. Creating the toolchain
  • Chapter 16. Adding a bundler
  • Chapter 16. Adding a development web server
  • Chapter 16. Creating the data model
  • Chapter 16. Rendering HTML content using the DOM API
  • Chapter 16. Using JSX to create HTML content
  • Chapter 16. Adding features to the application
  • Chapter 16. Summary
  • Chapter 17. Creating a stand-alone web app, part 2
  • Chapter 17. Adding a web service
  • Chapter 17. Completing the application
  • Chapter 17. Deploying the application
  • Chapter 17. Containerizing the application
  • Chapter 17. Summary
  • Chapter 18. Creating an Angular app, part 1
  • Chapter 18. Understanding TypeScript in Angular development
  • Chapter 18. Creating the data model
  • Chapter 18. Displaying a filtered list of products
  • Chapter 18. Configuring the application
  • Chapter 18. Summary
  • Chapter 19. Creating an Angular app, part 2
  • Chapter 19. Completing the example application features
  • Chapter 19. Deploying the application
  • Chapter 19. Containerizing the application
  • Chapter 19. Summary
  • Chapter 20. Creating a React app
  • Chapter 20. Understanding TypeScript in React development
  • Chapter 20. Defining the entity types
  • Chapter 20. Displaying a filtered list of products
  • Chapter 20. Creating the data store
  • Chapter 20. Summary
  • Chapter 21. Creating a React app, part 2
  • Chapter 21. Configuring URL routing
  • Chapter 21. Completing the example application features
  • Chapter 21. Deploying the application
  • Chapter 21. Containerizing the application
  • Chapter 21. Summary

Essential TypeScript 5 Third Edition Video Edition course images

Essential TypeScript 5 Third Edition Video Edition

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