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TypeScript: Next-Gen Web Development
Uplatz

Self-paced videos, Lifetime access, Study material, Certification prep, Technical support, Course Completion Certificate

Summary

Price
£100 inc VAT
Or £33.33/mo. for 3 months...
Study method
Online, On Demand
Duration
12.2 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
  • Reed Courses Certificate of Completion - Free
  • Uplatz Certificate of Completion - Free

Overview

Uplatz provides this end-to-end course on TypeScript: Next-Gen Web Development. It is a self-paced course with recorded video lectures. You will be awarded Course Completion Certificate at the end of the course.

TypeScript is a strongly typed, object-oriented, compiled superset of JavaScript developed by Microsoft. It adds static typing to JavaScript, which helps developers catch errors at compile time instead of runtime. TypeScript is designed for large-scale applications and improves maintainability, readability, and tooling support.

TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript that adds optional static typing to the language. This means that you can specify the types of variables, functions, and other entities in your code, which allows TypeScript to catch type errors during development rather than at runtime.

How it works

TypeScript code is written with type annotations and other TypeScript-specific syntax. This code is then compiled into plain JavaScript code that can be run in any JavaScript environment, such as a web browser or Node.js. The compilation process removes the type annotations and other TypeScript-specific syntax, leaving behind standard JavaScript code.

Core Features

  1. Static typing: TypeScript allows you to specify the types of variables, functions, and other entities in your code. This helps to catch type errors early in the development process.
  2. Type inference: TypeScript can often infer the types of variables and other entities even if you don't explicitly specify them. This makes it easier to write code in TypeScript, especially if you're coming from a dynamically typed language like JavaScript.
  3. Interfaces: Interfaces are a way to define the shape of an object. They can be used to ensure that objects have the correct properties and methods.
  4. Classes: Classes are a way to create reusable objects. They can be used to define the properties and methods of an object.
  5. Enums: Enums are a way to define a set of named constants. They can be used to make your code more readable and maintainable.
  6. Generics: Generics allow you to write code that can work with a variety of types. This can make your code more reusable and flexible.


Why Use TypeScript?

  • Detect errors early
  • Better IDE support & IntelliSense
  • Improves maintainability
  • Supports modern JavaScript features
  • Scales well for large applications

Benefits of learning TypeScript

  1. Improved code quality: Static typing helps to catch type errors early in the development process, which can lead to fewer bugs and more reliable code.
  2. Increased productivity: TypeScript can help you write code faster by providing better code completion and error checking in your IDE.
  3. Better maintainability: TypeScript code is easier to understand and maintain because the types of variables and other entities are clearly defined.
  4. Enhanced collaboration: TypeScript can make it easier for teams of developers to work together on large projects because the types of variables and other entities are clearly defined.
  5. Future-proof your JavaScript: TypeScript is a popular and growing language that is likely to be around for many years to come. Learning TypeScript can help you future-proof your JavaScript skills.

Certificates

Reed Courses Certificate of Completion

Digital certificate - Included

Will be downloadable when all lectures have been completed.

Uplatz Certificate of Completion

Digital certificate - Included

Course Completion Certificate by Uplatz

Curriculum

1
section
42
lectures
12h 12m
total

    • 1: Introduction to TypeScript 08:06
    • 2: Installing TypeScript and Writing Your First Program Preview 20:23
    • 3: TypeScript Basics 18:09
    • 4: Arrays, Tuples, Enums, Union, and Intersection Types 17:38
    • 5: Advanced TypeScript Types 27:15
    • 6: Type Assertions, Function Types, and Generics 17:22
    • 7: TypeScript Classes, Objects, Access Modifiers, and Read-only Properties 22:30
    • 8: Advanced TypeScript Class Features 23:23
    • 9: TypeScript Modules 20:11
    • 10: Integrating TypeScript with JavaScript 15:04
    • 11: TypeScript Declaration Files and Frontend Tooling 15:03
    • 12: TypeScript Utilities and Features 17:48
    • 13: Build a Type-Safe Library 27:57
    • 14: Function Types and Overloads In-depth 22:44
    • 15: TypeScript Classes and Inheritance in depth Preview 22:26
    • 16: Access Modifiers and Read-only Properties 23:32
    • 17: Object-Oriented Programming in TypeScript 27:44
    • 18: Building a Modular Application in TypeScript 27:32
    • 19: TypeScript with Angular 23:14
    • 20: Using TypeScript with Vue 19:34
    • 21: Error Handling and Debugging in TypeScript 14:46
    • 22: TypeScript Compiler Options 13:56
    • 23: TypeScript Mixins 10:16
    • 24: Notification System with Mixins 06:46
    • 25: TypeScript Decorators 14:37
    • 26: Advanced Generics in TypeScript 14:05
    • 27: Building a REST API 14:57
    • 28: Creating Endpoints and Handling Requests and Responses 14:27
    • 29: Setting up a TypeScript Frontend Project 13:08
    • 30: State Management with TypeScript Preview 21:06
    • 31: TypeScript Routing 09:06
    • 32: API Integration with TypeScript 12:20
    • 33: Unit Testing with TypeScript 10:46
    • 34: Preparing for Production and Deploying a TypeScript Project 13:02
    • 35: Why use TypeScript with React Native 10:54
    • 36: Creating a React Native Project using TypeScript and Expo 08:35
    • 37: TypeScript Namespaces 09:32
    • 38: Quote Generation Project with TypeScript 16:15
    • 39: Blog Post Manager Project 17:16
    • 40: Blog Post Manager with SQLite 25:47
    • 41: Password Generator with TypeScript 26:42
    • 42: Common Interview Questions and Answers on TypeScript 15:39

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Description

TypeScript - Course Syllabus

Module 1: Introduction to TypeScript

  1. Introduction to TypeScript

    • What is TypeScript?
    • Why should we learn TypeScript?
    • TypeScript vs JavaScript

  2. Setting Up TypeScript Environment

    • Installing TypeScript
    • Writing your first TypeScript program
    • Understanding the TypeScript project structure
    • Configuring tsconfig.json

Module 2: TypeScript Basics

  1. Basic TypeScript Syntax

    • Primitive types (string, number, boolean, etc.)
    • Explicit vs inferred types

  2. Complex Types

    • Arrays, Tuples, and Enums
    • Union and Intersection types (with examples)

  3. Advanced TypeScript Types

    • Interfaces and Type Aliases
    • Default values, unions, and intersections

  4. Type Assertions, Function Types, and Generics

    • Type assertions
    • Function types
    • Introduction to Generics

Module 3: Object-Oriented TypeScript

  1. Working with Classes and Objects

    • Creating classes and objects
    • Access modifiers (public, private, protected)
    • Readonly properties

  2. Advanced Class Features

    • Getters and setters
    • Static properties and methods
    • Abstract classes and inheritance

  3. Object-Oriented Programming in TypeScript

    • Implementing OOP principles
    • Hands-on project

Module 4: TypeScript Modules and Integration

  1. Understanding TypeScript Modules

    • Organizing and using modules
    • Importing and exporting

  2. Integrating TypeScript with JavaScript Frameworks

    • Using TypeScript with React and Node.js

  3. Declaration Files and Frontend Tooling

    • Using declaration files (.d.ts)
    • Working with frontend tools like Webpack and Babel

Module 5: TypeScript Utilities and Features

  1. Useful TypeScript Utilities

    • Utility types (Partial, Readonly, Record, etc.)
    • Best practices

  2. Function Types and Overloading

    • Function signatures
    • Overloading functions

  3. Deep Dive into TypeScript Classes and Inheritance

    • Extending classes
    • Using mixins

  4. Exploring Access Modifiers and Readonly Properties

    • Real-world examples

Module 6: Hands-on TypeScript Projects

  1. Building a Modular Application

    • Structuring a scalable TypeScript app

  2. Building a Type-Safe Library

    • Creating a library with strict typing

  3. TypeScript with Angular

    • Setting up an Angular project with TypeScript

  4. Using TypeScript with Vue.js

    • Developing a Vue.js project with TypeScript

Module 7: Error Handling, Debugging, and Compilation

  1. Error Handling in TypeScript

    • Catching and managing errors
    • Debugging TypeScript code

  2. Understanding TypeScript Compiler Options

    • Exploring tsc options

Module 8: Advanced TypeScript Concepts

  1. Working with TypeScript Mixins

    • Creating reusable mixins

  2. Building a Notification System using Mixins

    • Hands-on project

  3. Exploring TypeScript Decorators

    • Class, method, and property decorators

  4. Advanced Generics in TypeScript

    • Conditional types and mapped types

Module 9: Full-Stack TypeScript Development

  1. Building a REST API with TypeScript

    • Setting up an Express.js backend with TypeScript

  2. Creating Endpoints and Handling Requests

    • CRUD operations

  3. Setting Up a TypeScript Frontend Project

    • Configuring a frontend app

  4. State Management with TypeScript

    • Using Vanilla TypeScript, Context API, and Redux

  5. TypeScript Routing

    • Handling navigation with React Router

  6. API Integration with TypeScript

    • Using Axios with TypeScript

  7. Unit Testing in TypeScript

    • Testing with Jest

  8. Preparing for Production and Deployment

    • Best practices for production-ready TypeScript apps

Module 10: TypeScript for Mobile Development

  1. Why Use TypeScript with React Native?

    • Benefits of TypeScript in mobile apps

  2. Creating a React Native Project with TypeScript

    • Step-by-step guide using Expo

Module 11: TypeScript Namespaces and Utility Projects

  1. Understanding TypeScript Namespaces

    • Organizing code with namespaces

  2. Quote Generation Project with TypeScript

    • Step-by-step project

  3. Blog Post Manager Project

    • CRUD operations in TypeScript

  4. Blog Post Manager with SQLite

    • Database integration

  5. Building a Password Generator in TypeScript

    • Node.js and React implementations

Module 12: Interview Preparation & Conclusion

  1. Common TypeScript Interview Questions
    • Explanation with examples and tables

Who is this course for?

Everyone

Requirements

Passion and determination to achieve your goals!

Career path

  • Frontend Developer
  • Full Stack Developer
  • JavaScript Developer
  • TypeScript Developer
  • React Developer
  • Angular Developer
  • Vue.js Developer
  • Node.js Developer
  • Web Developer
  • Software Engineer
  • UI/UX Engineer
  • Mobile App Developer
  • Backend Developer (Node.js with TypeScript)
  • Technical Lead
  • DevOps Engineer
  • Game Developer
  • Cloud Developer
  • Open Source Contributor
  • API Developer
  • Enterprise Application Developer

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