Typescript: The Complete Developer’s Guide

Stephen Grider gives application structure substantial attention alongside TypeScript syntax. The roughly twenty-seven-hour course develops class and interface use, compares composition with inheritance and applies the ideas in projects. It suits a JavaScript developer who wants to understand design choices as well as compiler errors.

What you will learn

• Describe application contracts with interfaces.
• Compare composition and inheritance in a design.
• Apply TypeScript in React or Express project work.

Who this suits

Learners with basic ES2015 JavaScript knowledge who want a longer project-based TypeScript route.

Before you enroll

The course expects JavaScript rather than teaching programming from scratch. Check the dependencies used in each project before matching an older demonstration to a current application.

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Put it into practice

Refactor a small class hierarchy into a composition-based design. Keep the same external behavior and explain which TypeScript interface makes the replacement possible.

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