From JavaScript to Typescript: A Beginners Guide

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Title: From JavaScript to Typescript: A Beginners Guide

Price: $34.99

Number of Lectures: 94

Number of Published Lectures: 94

Number of Curriculum Items: 94

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 94

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Learn TypeScript's core concepts and operations.
Understanding the concepts of TypeScript Interfaces and Type.
Learn the basics of TypeScript Function and Classes.
Master typescript basics with short amount of time.
To understand the distinction between Modules and Typescript Namespace.
JavaScript Fundamentals of Variables and Datatypes
Overlook of javascript conversion types
Learn about javascript operator(Arithmetic, Assignment, Comparison, Logical)
Javascript conditional statement and looping statement
Javascript Function and advanced function concepts like Callback, IIFE and Closure
Javascript Object and Es6 Class
Javascript Es6 concepts (arrow function, foreach, filter, map, find, default, rest and spread parameter).)

Who Should Attend

Created for coders who want to learn how to write excellent Typescript.
Created for coders who want to learn typescript basics.

Target Audiences

Created for coders who want to learn how to write excellent Typescript.
Created for coders who want to learn typescript basics.

In this course, you will gain a through understanding of Typescript, a well-known programming language that is a superset of JavaScript. You will learn the advanced features of TypeScript, such as type inference, type widening, intersection types, and generic types, and how to use them to write clean, maintainable code.

Typescript includes features such as classes, modules, interfaces, and generics. Typescript is a strongly typed language and is compiled to JavaScript before running in a browser. This allows for better code readability and helps with debugging. Typescript is a great language for beginners to learn, as it is easy to understand and provides many helpful features. It is also popular with experienced developers, as it allows for more complex applications to be built.

Typescript courses teach topics such as how to set up a Typescript project, how to define types and use classes and interfaces, how to use generics and modules, how to debug and test Typescript applications, and more.

Coming to Javascript, JavaScript is a high-level, dynamic, and interpreted programming language that is widely used for creating interactive web pages and building complex web applications. JavaScript also supports a variety of built-in data types, including numbers, strings, arrays, objects, and booleans, as well as more advanced features such as closures, prototypes.

Why you need to learn Typescript and Javascript?

1. Better code quality: Before running your code, TypeScript can assist you detect errors in it.

You can reduce the amount of time spent debugging your code by catching problems at the build time.

2. Improved development experience: TypeScript has features like type inference, interfaces, and classes that can make writing and maintaining big codes easier.

3. Improved co-operation, Using TypeScript allows you to accurately and concisely document your code, which is beneficial when working with other developers as a team.

4. Better support for large-scale projects.

5. JavaScript is one of the most popular programming languages in use today, and is essential for modern web development. By learning JavaScript, you will be able to create dynamic and interactive web pages and web applications that can enhance the user experience.

6. JavaScript is constantly evolving, with new features and frameworks being developed all the time. By taking a JavaScript course, you can stay up-to-date with the latest trends and best practices in the industry, and continue to improve your skills as a developer.

7. By taking a this course, you will be able to learn best practices and industry standards for writing clean, maintainable, and scalable JavaScript code. This course can help you become a more effective and efficient developer.

What you’ll learn in this course:

Typescript Variable

Typescript Datatypes

Typescript Function

Typescript Interface

Typescript Type

Typescript Class

Typescript Generics

Typescript Namespace

Typescript Method

Javascript Variables

Javascript String and methods

Javascript Array and methods

Javascript Boolean

Javascript Null and undefined

Javascript Implict conversion

Javascript Explict conversion

Javascript Arithmetic operator

Javascript Assignment operator

Javascript Comparison operator

Javascript Logical operator

Javascript Conditional statement

Javascript Looping statement

Javascript Function

Javascript Object

Javascript ES6

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Environment Setup

Chapter 2: Typescript Variable

Lecture 1: Typescript Variables

Chapter 3: Typescript Data-Types

Lecture 1: Datatype String

Lecture 2: Datatype Number and Boolean

Lecture 3: Datatype Array

Lecture 4: Datatype Tuple and Enumeration

Lecture 5: Datatype Any, Null and Undefined

Lecture 6: Datatype Void and Never

Chapter 4: Typescript Function

Lecture 1: Typescript Function basics

Lecture 2: Function with return type

Lecture 3: Function with any type

Lecture 4: Void function

Lecture 5: Function optional parameter

Lecture 6: Function default parameter

Lecture 7: Function with rest parameter

Lecture 8: Map, Filter, and Find function

Chapter 5: Typescript Interface

Lecture 1: Typescript Interface basics

Lecture 2: Interface read-only elements

Lecture 3: Interface with optional elements

Lecture 4: Function Interface

Lecture 5: Interface Inheritance

Lecture 6: Interface Declaration Merging

Lecture 7: Interface Class

Chapter 6: Typescript Type

Lecture 1: Typescript Type basics

Lecture 2: Type functions

Lecture 3: Type Union and Interface

Lecture 4: Primitive Type

Chapter 7: Typescript Class

Lecture 1: Typescript Class basics

Lecture 2: Class Inheritance

Lecture 3: Class Property & Method

Lecture 4: Class Static

Lecture 5: Class Interface

Lecture 6: Class Abstract

Lecture 7: Class Get & Set

Chapter 8: Typescript Generics

Lecture 1: Typescript Generics basics

Lecture 2: Multiple Generics

Lecture 3: Class Generics

Lecture 4: Generics Extend

Lecture 5: Generics Interface and Type

Chapter 9: Typescript Namespace

Lecture 1: Typescript Namespace (internal namespace)

Lecture 2: Typescript Namespace (External namespace)

Chapter 10: Typescript Modules

Lecture 1: Typescript Modules

Chapter 11: Javascript Basics

Lecture 1: Javascript Introduction

Lecture 2: Javascript Link

Lecture 3: Javascript Variables

Chapter 12: Javascript Data-types

Lecture 1: Number & Math operations

Lecture 2: String & methods

Lecture 3: Boolean, Null and Undefined

Lecture 4: Array & array methods

Chapter 13: Javascript Conversion

Lecture 1: Implict Conversion

Lecture 2: Explict Conversion

Chapter 14: Javascript Operator

Lecture 1: Arithmetic operators

Lecture 2: Assignment operators

Lecture 3: Comparison operators

Lecture 4: Logical operators

Chapter 15: Javascript Conditional Statement

Lecture 1: Conditional statement

Lecture 2: If and if-else

Lecture 3: Elseif

Lecture 4: Nested if

Lecture 5: Ternary conditions

Lecture 6: Switch conditions

Lecture 7: Multiple conditions

Chapter 16: Javascript Looping Statement

Lecture 1: Looping statement

Lecture 2: While loop

Lecture 3: Do-while loop

Lecture 4: For loop

Lecture 5: For in and on

Lecture 6: Continue and break

Chapter 17: Javascript Function

Lecture 1: Function

Lecture 2: Passing parameter

Lecture 3: Default parameter

Lecture 4: Function with return statement

Lecture 5: Function with conditional statement

Lecture 6: Callback function

Lecture 7: IIFE

Lecture 8: Closure

Chapter 18: Javascript Object

Lecture 1: Object

Lecture 2: Factory function

Lecture 3: Constructor function

Lecture 4: Prototype-1

Lecture 5: Prototype-2

Instructors

Narayanan Soundararajan
Web Developer / Teacher

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