Getting really good at JavaScript and TypeScript

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introductions

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: JavaScript Problems

Lecture 1: History of JavaScript

Lecture 2: Setting up Brackets

Lecture 3: Globals

Lecture 4: IIFE

Lecture 5: Accidental Globals

Lecture 6: Use Strict and JSLint

Lecture 7: Accidental Globals and Loops

Lecture 8: Avoiding accidental globals

Lecture 9: ES6 and the let keyword

Lecture 10: Reserved Keywords and avoiding them

Lecture 11: Semicolon Madness

Lecture 12: typeof Unreliability

Lecture 13: types of numbers

Lecture 14: typeof null and undefined

Lecture 15: DataTypes and Operator related mistakes

Lecture 16: parseInt mistakes

Lecture 17: NaN is a number

Lecture 18: parseInt and radix confusion

Lecture 19: Comparison Operator bugs

Lecture 20: + and – operator issues

Lecture 21: if and assignment related mistakes

Lecture 22: Numbers can be inaccurate

Lecture 23: Bitwise operators

Lecture 24: Number Precision Issues

Lecture 25: With operator issues

Lecture 26: Problems with Arrays

Lecture 27: Function parameter issues

Lecture 28: Understanding scopes

Lecture 29: Hoisting

Lecture 30: CDNs

Lecture 31: Data secrecy in JavaScript

Lecture 32: this keyword confusion

Lecture 33: Other Misc Issues

Chapter 3: JavaScript best practices

Lecture 1: Best Practices

Lecture 2: Coding Conventions

Chapter 4: TypeScript: An Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 5: What is TypeScript?

Lecture 1: What is TypeScript

Lecture 2: How TypeScript works

Lecture 3: ts, js, sourcemaps and d.ts files

Chapter 6: TypeScript Development Environment

Lecture 1: Using TypeScript in Visual Studio

Lecture 2: Setting up VS Code for TypeScript using Gulp

Lecture 3: Continous compilation with watch

Lecture 4: Debugging TypeScript

Chapter 7: TypeScript in depth

Lecture 1: Basic refactoring in plain JS

Lecture 2: Parameter matching in functions in plain JS

Lecture 3: Datatype checking in plain JS

Lecture 4: Specifying data types in Typescript

Lecture 5: Intellisense and help for HTML elements

Lecture 6: Learn new HTML tricks with TypeScript

Lecture 7: Features from the future and browser compatibility

Lecture 8: Intellisense for code you write

Lecture 9: Intellisense for code you didn't write

Lecture 10: Using interfaces to catch typos

Lecture 11: Managing Arrays with Interfaces and Generics

Lecture 12: Functions as DataTypes to catch errors

Lecture 13: Understanding statics in TypeScript classes

Lecture 14: Implementing constructors on classes

Lecture 15: Adding functions to classes

Lecture 16: Implementing inheritance in TypeScript

Lecture 17: Understanding interfaces in TypeScript

Lecture 18: Extending interfaces

Lecture 19: Private properties in classes

Lecture 20: The super keyword

Lecture 21: Accessors

Lecture 22: Statics

Lecture 23: Classes as interfaces

Lecture 24: Modules

Lecture 25: Function parameter management using ES6 and TypeScript

Lecture 26: Arrow Functions and this keyword

Lecture 27: Using generics effectively