Lessons:13Length:1.8 hours
JavaScript is more than 15 years old, and yet the tools we have for JavaScript-based development still pale 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 even server)? Sounds good, right? Then give TypeScript a look.
Note: An understanding of the JavaScript language is assumed in this course.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:03
1.1
Introduction
01:03
1.2What You Need to Use TypeScript06:06
1.2
What You Need to Use TypeScript
06:06
2.Learning the Basics of TypeScript
2.1The Type System08:30
2.1
The Type System
08:30
2.2Object Shapes and Interfaces09:41
2.2
Object Shapes and Interfaces
09:41
3.Object-Oriented Concepts in TypeScript
3.1Classes10:53
3.1
Classes
10:53
3.2Inheritance (Sub-Classing)14:16
3.2
Inheritance (Sub-Classing)
14:16
3.3Implementing Interfaces09:35
3.3
Implementing Interfaces
09:35
3.4Functions and Overloads14:37
3.4
Functions and Overloads
14:37
3.5Generics09:36
3.5
Generics
09:36
4.Other Features of TypeScript
4.1Modules13:09
4.1
Modules
13:09
4.2Declaration Merging04:58
4.2
Declaration Merging
04:58
4.3Mixins06:56
4.3
Mixins
06:56
5.Conclusion
5.1Conclusion00:52
5.1
Conclusion
00:52
