TypeScript is a programming language developed and maintained by Microsoft. It extends JavaScript by adding optional static typing, making it a strict syntactical superset of JavaScript. This means that any valid JavaScript code is also TypeScript code, but TypeScript allows for the specification of types for variables, functions, and properties. This feature helps developers detect errors early in the development process, improving code quality and maintainability.
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TypeScript is a programming language developed and maintained by Microsoft. It extends JavaScript by adding optional static typing, making it a strict syntactical superset of JavaScript. This means that any valid JavaScript code is also TypeScript code, but TypeScript allows for the specification of types for variables, functions, and properties. This feature helps developers detect errors early in the development process, improving code quality and maintainability.
TypeScript is a programming language developed and maintained by Microsoft. It extends JavaScript by adding optional static typing, making it a strict syntactical superset of JavaScript. This means that any valid JavaScript code is also TypeScript code, but TypeScript allows for the specification of types for variables, functions, and properties. This feature helps developers detect errors early in the development process, improving code quality and maintainability.
Designed to make the development of large-scale applications more manageable, TypeScript is versatile enough for use in developing both client-side and server-side (using Node.js) JavaScript applications. Its integration with popular JavaScript frameworks and libraries, along with powerful tools like type checking and autocomplete suggestions, enhances the development experience and productivity.
The adoption of TypeScript has grown significantly, with many in the development community embracing its benefits for projects ranging from small to enterprise-level applications. Its compatibility with existing JavaScript code and the ease of incrementally adopting typing in projects make TypeScript a valuable tool for developers looking to enhance their JavaScript applications with the benefits of static typing.
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Five courses
TypeScript 4: Getting Started
(3 hours)
TypeScript 4: Getting Started
(3 hours)
Creating Asynchronous TypeScript Code
(1 hours)
Creating Asynchronous TypeScript Code
(1 hours)
Creating and Using Generics in TypeScript 4
(0 hours)
Creating and Using Generics in TypeScript 4
(0 hours)
Creating and Using TypeScript 3 Decorators
(1 hours)
Creating and Using TypeScript 3 Decorators
(1 hours)
Using Specialized Types and Language Features in TypeScript
(1 hours)
Using Specialized Types and Language Features in TypeScript
(1 hours)Learning objectives
- How to create a new typescript project
- The typescript compiler
- Typescript modules
- Typescript generics
- Typescript decorators
- Static types
- Advanced types and language features
- How to debug
- How to create declaration files
- Object-oriented techniques
- Asynchronous coding patterns
- How to create a new typescript project
- The typescript compiler
- Typescript modules
- Typescript generics
- Typescript decorators
- Static types
- Advanced types and language features
- How to debug
- How to create declaration files
- Object-oriented techniques
- Asynchronous coding patterns
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