Lessons: 14Length: 1.2 hours
- Overview
- Transcript
3.2 Conclusion
I hope this course has helped you get started using TypeScript for your own apps. My name’s Markus Mühlberger, and from all of us here at Envato Tuts+, thanks for watching.
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1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:35
1.2What Is TypeScript?04:34
1.3Installation and Configuration06:38
2.TypeScript Fundamentals
2.1Basic Types and Variable Declaration08:17
2.2Interfaces, Classes, and Objects07:57
2.3Properties and Functions07:19
2.4Access Modifiers04:54
2.5Modules and Namespaces05:58
2.6Generics04:51
2.7Decorators05:22
2.8Advanced Types05:23
2.9Advanced TypeScript05:24
3.Conclusion
3.16 Dos and Don'ts in TypeScript03:31
3.2Conclusion01:21
3.2 Conclusion
Hi, and welcome back to the final lesson of TypeScript Fundamentals. After completing this course, you should now have a thorough understanding of the TypeScript language and its advantages over regular JavaScript. Chances are you came here because you are learning Angular and wanted an introduction to the technology they used there. But there are many other possibilities for using TypeScript. If you check out the Script Search section of the TypeScript website, you can see that you can use it with React, Express, Vue.js and more. There are also other popular projects that are written in TypeScript. For instance, Glimmer, the rendering engine that powers images, is written in TypeScript. Check out the source code for reference, and also look at the extensive community library with different project examples. Of course, the best way of getting proficient in a language is by using it. As always, if you have any questions, feel free to ask me on GitHub or Twitter. So thank you from all of us here at EnviroTutsPlus for watching this course. And I will see you next time.
