TypeScript Course

TypeScript Course

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TypeScript Course

TypeScript has emerged as a powerful superset of JavaScript, revolutionizing how developers write and maintain large-scale applications. As businesses increasingly prioritize code quality, scalability, and developer productivity, TypeScript has become an essential skill for developers looking to build robust, error-resistant applications.

The growing importance of TypeScript is driven by several key industry trends:
  • Static Typing: With the complexity of modern web applications, TypeScript's static typing helps catch errors early in the development process, improving code quality and reducing bugs.
  • Enhanced IDE Support: TypeScript's rich type information enables better autocompletion, navigation, and refactoring support in IDEs, significantly boosting developer productivity.
  • Enterprise-Scale Development: Large companies are adopting TypeScript for its ability to manage complex codebases more effectively, making it crucial for enterprise-level projects.
  • Framework Adoption: Popular frameworks like Angular use TypeScript natively, while others like React and Vue have increasing TypeScript support, making TypeScript knowledge valuable across different ecosystems.
  • Improved Collaboration: TypeScript's type definitions serve as a form of documentation, facilitating better teamwork and code maintainability in large projects.

Our course is designed to equip you with the skills to leverage these trends effectively. You'll master core TypeScript concepts, explore advanced type systems, and learn how to integrate TypeScript into various development workflows and frameworks.

By the end of this course, you'll have the expertise to develop scalable, maintainable applications using TypeScript. Whether you're aiming to enhance your JavaScript skills, improve your code quality, or bring type safety to your projects, this course will provide you with a solid foundation in one of the most in-demand languages in modern web development.

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Why Learn TypeScript

  • Enhanced Code Quality: TypeScript's static typing helps catch errors early, reducing bugs in production.
  • Improved Developer Productivity: Rich IDE support for autocompletion and refactoring speeds up development.
  • Better Scalability: TypeScript's features make it easier to manage large codebases and complex projects.
  • Future-Proofing Your Skills: As more projects adopt TypeScript, proficiency in it becomes increasingly valuable.
  • Seamless JavaScript Integration: TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript, allowing gradual adoption in existing projects.
  • Strong Community and Ecosystem: Benefit from a growing community and a rich ecosystem of tools and libraries.
  • Cross-Platform Development: TypeScript can be used for both frontend and backend development, including mobile and desktop applications.
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What You Learn in Our TypeScript course

  • TypeScript Fundamentals: Understanding basic types, interfaces, and TypeScript's type system.
  • Advanced Types: Exploring union types, intersection types, and conditional types.
  • Object-Oriented Programming in TypeScript: Implementing classes, inheritance, and modules.
  • Generics: Mastering generic types and functions for reusable code.
  • Type Inference and Type Guards: Leveraging TypeScript's type inference and using type guards effectively.
  • TypeScript with Popular Frameworks: Integrating TypeScript with React, Angular, or Vue.
  • Tooling and Build Processes: Setting up and optimizing TypeScript projects with various build tools.
  • Testing in TypeScript: Writing and running tests for TypeScript code.
  • TypeScript in Node.js: Using TypeScript for server-side development.
  • Advanced Patterns: Exploring decorators, mixins, and other advanced TypeScript patterns.
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Who Should Attend

  • Beginner programmers interested in integrating into the field of web development
  • Academics interested in transitioning professionally to the world of web programming.
  • Those with a basic background who want to improve their web programming skills.
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Prerequisites

  • Solid understanding of JavaScript fundamentals.
  • Basic knowledge of object-oriented programming concepts.
  • Familiarity with modern JavaScript features (ES6+).
  • Experience with web development and at least one JavaScript framework is beneficial.

Skills & Techniques

  • Static Typing: Ability to write type-safe code and catch errors at compile-time.
  • Code Refactoring: Skills to refactor and maintain large codebases more efficiently.
  • Object-oriented and Functional Programming: Techniques to apply both paradigms in TypeScript.
  • API Design: Creating well-typed APIs and libraries.
  • Performance Optimization: Techniques to write performant TypeScript code.
  • Debugging: Advanced debugging techniques specific to TypeScript.
  • Code Organization: Structuring large-scale applications using TypeScript modules and namespaces.
  • Integration with JavaScript: Strategies for gradually adopting TypeScript in JavaScript projects.
  • Type Declaration Files: Creating and using type declaration files for JavaScript libraries.
  • Build and Compilation Processes: Setting up and optimizing TypeScript compilation workflows.

Course Structure

Ch. 1

Introduction to TypeScript

Ch. 2

Basic data types

Ch. 3

Destructuring

Ch. 4

Classes

Ch. 5

Interfaces

Ch. 6

Generics

Ch. 7

Modules

Ch. 8

Namespaces

Ch. 9

Ambients

Ch. 10

Decorators

Ch. 11

Advanced Types

Ch. 12

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Head of the department
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Meet your instructor

Oleg Korzon

Head of Web Application Development

Senior Lecturer and Director of Web Development at Embedded Academy. With extensive expertise in HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Angular, React, Node.js, MongoDB, and other cutting-edge web technologies, our instructor brings a wealth of experience to the classroom. His diverse background encompasses:

  • Delivering high-quality training programs
  • Spearheading complex web development projects
  • Providing strategic consulting in website and web application development

What our graduates say

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Tom R.
Full Stack course graduate

Full Stack developer

I basically came as a coding newbie and found the fullstack development course structured. The project-based learning approach was particularly effective. The career support post-graduation was exceptional. I'm now employed as a junior full-stack developer at a health-tech startup, building meaningful applications.
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Meryline S.
Full Stack course graduate

Mobile Web Developer

I was surprised by how quickly I was able to go from beginner to being able to build production ready web applications. The instructor's teaching methodology, coupled with the real-world case studies, made learning enjoyable and immediately applicable
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Emily B.
Full Stack course graduate

Web Application Architect

Before taking the full stack course, I had basic web development skills but struggled to combine all the pieces. The comprehensive curriculum and hands-on projects have transformed me into a versatile full stack engineer, enabling me to build complex, end-to-end applications.
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Tate N.
Full Stack course graduate

Mobile Web Developer

The full stack course was a game-changer for my web development business. I now offer end-to-end web services to my clients, leveraging the latest frameworks and best practices.
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FAQs

What is TypeScript?

TypeScript is a strongly typed programming language that builds on JavaScript. It is used to develop large applications that focus on catching errors early through static typing. It allows developers to add types to JavaScript, making it easier to create and maintain large-scale projects.

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Is TypeScript a programming language?

Yes, TypeScript is a programming language. It's a superset of JavaScript that compiles to plain JavaScript. TypeScript adds optional static typing, classes, and modules to JavaScript, enabling developers to write more robust and scalable code.

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What is TypeScript 4?

TypeScript 4 is a major version of TypeScript that introduced several new features and improvements, including variadic tuple types, labeled tuple elements, class property inference from constructors, and more. It's part of TypeScript's ongoing evolution to provide better type-checking and developer experience.

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What is a typed programming language?

A typed programming language is one in which variables, parameters, and function returns are associated with specific data types. This allows for type checking during compilation, which can catch many errors before the code is run. TypeScript is an example of a statically typed language built on top of JavaScript.

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