Lessons: 14Length: 4.1 hours
JavaScript is more than 15 years old, and yet, the tools we have to make JavaScript-based development still pales in comparison to the tools of other languages—primarily statically-typed languages. What if I told you that you could write a dialect of JavaScript, use new features found in ECMAScript 6, have great IDE support, and run idiomatic JavaScript in the browser (or server)? Sounds good, right? Then give TypeScript a look. Please note: an understanding of the JavaScript language is assumed in this lesson.
We've built a comprehensive guide to help you learn JavaScript, whether you're just getting started as a web developer or you want to explore more advanced topics:
1.Easier JavaScript With TypeScript
1.1Introduction01:12
1.1
Introduction
01:12
2.Getting Started
2.1The What and Why06:04
2.1
The What and Why
06:04
2.2Setting Up the Environment14:48
2.2
Setting Up the Environment
14:48
3.TypeScript Basics
3.1The Type System12:56
3.1
The Type System
12:56
3.2Function Parameters08:54
3.2
Function Parameters
08:54
3.3Functions18:25
3.3
Functions
18:25
3.4Objects and Interfaces19:06
3.4
Objects and Interfaces
19:06
4.Object-Oriented Concepts in TypeScript
4.1Classes33:22
4.1
Classes
33:22
4.2Inheritance21:26
4.2
Inheritance
21:26
4.3Interfaces Redux16:27
4.3
Interfaces Redux
16:27
4.4Modules17:56
4.4
Modules
17:56
5.Organization, Application, and Debugging
5.1Project Organization15:41
5.1
Project Organization
15:41
5.2Creating a Toolbar40:43
5.2
Creating a Toolbar
40:43
5.3Debugging18:16
5.3
Debugging
18:16
