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Introduction to TypeScript
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- 2. HELLO! I am HitenPratap Singh https://github.com/hitenpratap/ https://hprog99.wordpress.com/ hiten@fintechlabs.in https://hitenpratap.github.io
- 3. Get Started npm install-g typescript Or brew install typescript then tsc HelloWorld.ts
- 4. 1. Why TypeScript? Why touse another client side language!
- 5. Why TypeScript? › Slowiteration of new features by JavaScript › Many more features than defined in ECMAScript › Very fast adoption rate so rowing community
- 6. 2. What is TypeScript? Whatmakes it stand out!
- 7. “TypeScript is astrongly-typed superset of JavaScript, which means it adds some syntactical benefits to the language while still letting you write normal JavaScript if you want to”
- 8. What is TypeScript? ›Starts with JavaScript and ends with JavaScript. TypeScript is JavaScript. › Run on any browser, any host, any OS. › Open source project under Apache License 2.0. › Adds numerous additional features like Class, Module etc. › Developed by Anders Hejlsberg, who also created C# and Delphi. › Heavily influenced by ES6.
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- 10. TypeScript Basic Types ›Boolean › Number › String › Array › Tuple › Enum › Any › Void › Null › Undefined
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- 12. TypeScript Annotation › var[identifier]:[typeannotation] = value; › var[identifier]:[type annotation]; › var[identifier] = value;
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- 14. TypeScript Functions › Optionalparameter using ? › Default parameter using =value › Rest parameter using ... › Overloads › Arrow Functions
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- 16. TypeScript Interfaces › Usedat design time to provide auto completion and compile time checking › Optional Properties › Function Types › Indexable Types › Class Types › Extending Interfaces › Hybrid Types
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- 18. TypeScript Classes › ObjectOriented Approach › Inheritance › Public, private, and protected modifiers › Accessors › Static Properties › Abstract Class
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- 20. TypeScript Generics › GenericsTypes › Generics Class › Generics Constraints
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- 22. TypeScript Modules › Encapsulatesvariables, classes and interfaces. › Splitting across files. › One file can contain multiple modules. › Can be defined as internal or external. › Can define Alias to Module.
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- 24. Advanced Reading › TypeInterface › Type Compatibility › Advanced Types › Symbols › Iterators & Generators › Namespaces › Namespaces & Modules › Module Resolution contd...
- 25. Advanced Reading › DeclarationMerging › JSX › Decorators › Mixins › Triple-Slash Directives › Type Checking JavaScript Files
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- 33. References › https://www.wakefly.com/blog/what-is-typescript-and-why-should-you-use-it/ › https://www.sitepoint.com/introduction-to-typescript/ ›https://basarat.gitbooks.io/typescript/ › http://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/home.html › https://tutorialzine.com/2016/07/learn-typescript-in-30-minutes › https://medium.com/angularmedellin/a-brief-introduction-to-typescript-part-1-ce edb3e9b1c0 › https://matthewhorne.me/setup-typescript-project/