TypeScript for Beginners

TypeScript for Beginners, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 46 lectures, based on 19 reviews, and has 100 subscribers.

You will learn about What, Why & Installing TypeScript Let, Var & Const Keywords Built-in Datatypes User-defined Datatypes Static and readonly types Conditional Statements, Loops Access Modifiers Type Checking & Type Assertion Arrow Functions, Rest Parameters Classes & Interfaces Namespace & Modules TypeScript Generics This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers seeking to acquire additional skill or JavaScript Developers interested to learn TypeScript or Web Developers (.NET, Java, Python) It is particularly useful for Developers seeking to acquire additional skill or JavaScript Developers interested to learn TypeScript or Web Developers (.NET, Java, Python).

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Summary

Title: TypeScript for Beginners

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 46

Number of Published Lectures: 46

Number of Curriculum Items: 46

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 46

Original Price: ₹799

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

What, Why & Installing TypeScript
Let, Var & Const Keywords
Built-in Datatypes
User-defined Datatypes
Static and readonly types
Conditional Statements, Loops
Access Modifiers
Type Checking & Type Assertion
Arrow Functions, Rest Parameters
Classes & Interfaces
Namespace & Modules
TypeScript Generics

Who Should Attend

Developers seeking to acquire additional skill
JavaScript Developers interested to learn TypeScript
Web Developers (.NET, Java, Python)

Target Audiences

Developers seeking to acquire additional skill
JavaScript Developers interested to learn TypeScript
Web Developers (.NET, Java, Python)

The course will help you learn TypeScript step by step. Sections are broken down into lectures, where each lecture contains several related topics that are packed with easy-to-understand explanations and real-world examples.

The course is designed for beginners and intermediate-level professionals who want to learn TypeScript and use it for building applications.

What is TypeScript?

TypeScript is an open-source object-oriented programming language developed and maintained by Microsoft. It’s a superset of JavaScript.

TypeScript is designed for the development of large applications and transpiler to JavaScript.

Why TypeScript?

As we already know that TypeScript transpiles to JavaScript as browsers can only understand JavaScript.

So you might be thinking that what’s the need of adding an extra layer if the executable code is going to be JavaScript itself?

There are many benefits of using TypeScript, listing down a few of them.

TypeScript integrates well with React, Vue, and Angular.
TypeScript is a statically typed language and this makes the code easier to refactor. Statically typed programming languages are those in
which the type of a variable is known at compile-time instead of at run-time.
TypeScript is easier to read and access. Helps in code maintainability.

The course has the following topics

Introduction to TypeScript
Variables
Data Types
Conditional Statements
Loops
Type Checking
Type Assertion
Functions
Access Modifiers
Namespace
Modules
Generics
TypeScript Resources

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: I am your instructor

Chapter 2: Get Started

Lecture 1: What is TypeScript?

Lecture 2: Why do we need TypeScript?

Lecture 3: Installing TypeScript

Lecture 4: Hello World In TypeScript

Lecture 5: Adding Watch to the TS file

Chapter 3: Variables in TypeScript

Lecture 1: Declaring variables in TypeScript

Lecture 2: Difference between let, var and const keywords

Chapter 4: TypeScript data types

Lecture 1: Data types in TypeScript

Lecture 2: Any

Lecture 3: Built-in data types

Chapter 5: User-defined data types

Lecture 1: Arrays

Lecture 2: Interface

Lecture 3: Classes

Lecture 4: Union

Lecture 5: Enum

Lecture 6: Tuple

Chapter 6: Conditional Statements

Lecture 1: If Else

Lecture 2: Switch case

Chapter 7: Loops

Lecture 1: For Loop

Lecture 2: While Loop

Chapter 8: Type Checking

Lecture 1: Typeof

Lecture 2: Instanceof

Chapter 9: Type Assertion

Lecture 1: Type Assertion

Chapter 10: Access Modifiers

Lecture 1: Access Modifiers in TypeScript

Lecture 2: Public

Lecture 3: Private

Lecture 4: Protected

Chapter 11: Functions

Lecture 1: Functions in TypeScript

Lecture 2: Optional & Default Parameters

Lecture 3: Rest Parameters

Lecture 4: Function Overloading

Lecture 5: Arrow Functions

Chapter 12: Readonly and static keywords

Lecture 1: Readonly

Lecture 2: Static

Chapter 13: Namespace

Lecture 1: What is a Namespace?

Lecture 2: Creating a Namespace

Lecture 3: Compiling a Namespace

Chapter 14: Modules

Lecture 1: What is a Module?

Lecture 2: Import and Export Modules

Chapter 15: Generics

Lecture 1: What are Generics?

Lecture 2: Why we need Generics?

Lecture 3: Generic Interface & Class

Chapter 16: Build Tools

Lecture 1: Build Tools for TypeScript

Chapter 17: Resources

Lecture 1: TypeScript Resources

Lecture 2: TypeScript Interview Questions

Instructors

Dipendra Shekhawat
Principal Architect – Engineering Automation

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