
Join the TypeScript course to explore a JavaScript-like language with typed features and learn core concepts like types, classes, and interfaces while setting up Node.js, npm, and a code editor.
Install TypeScript globally with npm, write and compile your first TypeScript file using tsc, and explore basic types like number and string, plus a simple configuration file setup.
Explore primitive types, arrays, and function typings in TypeScript, and define object types with interfaces, optional parameters, and union types to build robust code.
Learn narrowing in TypeScript with typeof and in to refine unions, then explore call signatures, constructor signatures, and generic functions for flexible, reusable code.
Explore how to define interfaces and implement them in classes, using examples like animals and donations, and learn modifiers, tuples, and using interfaces as types for robust TypeScript objects.
Learn to create custom types in TypeScript via type manipulation, including reshaped types, indexed access types, and index signatures to model flexible data structures.
Explore TypeScript classes by building a product class with private name and description, implementing interfaces for digital and physical products, and using constructors, static methods, multiple constructors, and abstract classes.
Welcome, and this is the TypeScript Crash Course - where you gonna learn the main fundamentals of TypeScript programming.
What is TypeScript?
If you watch this course, you already know that TypeScript is a programming language that is very similar to JavaScript - but with more typization and features, that help you to write your code effectively and control quality.
The main focus of this course
The main focus of this course is to teach how to work with TypeScript. We gonna learn the main things that you need to know - when you gonna start building projects that use this programming language.
What you gonna learn in this course
You gonna learn everything about typization, classes, interfaces, and other things in TypeScript. You will know how to work with all these important things. And you will see how it's cool to use TypeScript in your projects.
What do you need for this course?
First, you need to have some junior experience in JavaScript and Node.js programming. The next thing is to install Node.js with the NPM package manager. And the last thing that you will need - is a code editor. I'm gonna use Visual Studio Code in this course as a Code editor.