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A complete guide to TypeScript covering types, functions, generics, and object-oriented programming
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Stronger code reliability with static typing, reducing runtime errors and improving maintainability
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Practical applications through hands-on projects, framework integrations, and real-world scenarios
This course provides a structured journey through TypeScript, starting with its core concepts like type definitions, type inference, and how it enhances JavaScript. You’ll set up a development environment, compile TypeScript to JavaScript, and configure TypeScript projects. The curriculum introduces functions, arrays, objects, and advanced type features such as union and literal types, equipping you with a solid foundation.
As you progress, you’ll explore object-oriented programming with TypeScript, mastering classes, interfaces, inheritance, and access modifiers. You’ll work with advanced type manipulations, including generics, mapped types, and utility types, to write cleaner and scalable code. The course also covers TypeScript’s integration with JavaScript frameworks like React and Node.js, along with handling third-party libraries, decorators, and debugging strategies.
By the end, you’ll have built real-world projects, including a drag-and-drop tool and a full-stack application. You’ll configure TypeScript with Webpack, Vite, and other build tools, ensuring an efficient workflow. This course will equip you with the knowledge to implement TypeScript professionally, improving code maintainability and scalability while enhancing your development skills.
This course is ideal for JavaScript developers looking to enhance their skills with TypeScript, frontend engineers aiming to build more maintainable and scalable applications, and backend developers wanting to leverage TypeScript in Node.js. Software engineers, web developers, and technical leads who work with large-scale JavaScript projects will find immense value in TypeScript’s static typing and tooling. While prior JavaScript experience is recommended, beginners with basic programming knowledge can also benefit by following along with guided projects and real-world examples.
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Understand TypeScript's type system and its key advantages
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Configure TypeScript projects and use compiler settings effectively
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Work with advanced types, including generics and mapped types
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Implement TypeScript in real-world projects using React and Node.js
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Leverage object-oriented programming with classes and interfaces
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Use decorators, utility types, and third-party libraries efficiently