TYPE SCRIPT

Course Overview :

TypeScript is a free and open source programming language developed and maintained by Microsoft. It is a strict superset of JavaScript, and adds optional static typing and class-based object-oriented programming to the language. .

Prerequisties

• HTML Essential Training
• CSS Fundamentals Training
• Responsive Web Design with Bootstrap Essential Training

Course Content

• Introduction
  • Introducing TypeScript
  • Defining “JavaScript”
  • Writing your first TypeScript function
  • Configuring Your Environment
  • Choosing your TypeScript editor
  • Installing TypeScript
  • Creating a TypeScript project
• ES6 Language Features
  • Reviewing ES6 language features
  • Default parameters
  • Template strings
  • Let and const
  • For…of loops
  • Lambdas
  • Destructuring
  • The spread operator
  • Computed properties
• Type Fundamentals
  • Introducing JavaScript types
  • Understanding type inference
  • Specifying JavaScript types
  • Specifying function parameter types
  • Adding function overloads
• Custom Types
  • Defining custom types with interfaces
  • Using interfaces to describe functions
  • Extending interface definitions
  • Defining constant values with enums
  • Defining anonymous types
• Classes
  • Understanding prototypical inheritance
  • Defining a class
  • Applying static properties
  • Making properties smarter with accessors
  • Inheriting behavior from a base class
  • Implementing an abstract class
  • Controlling visibility with access modifiers
  • Implementing interfaces
• Generics
  • Introducing generics
  • Creating generic classes
  • Applying generic constraints
• Modules
  • Understanding the need for modules in JavaScript
  • Organizing your code with namespaces
  • Using namespaces to encapsulate private members
  • Understanding the difference between internal and external modules
  • Switching from internal to external modules
  • Importing modules using CommonJS syntax
  • Importing modules using ECMAScript 2015 syntax
  • Loading external modules
• Real-World Application Development
  • Introducing the sample JavaScript application
  • Converting existing JavaScript code to TypeScript
  • Generating declaration files
  • Referencing third-party libraries
  • Converting to external modules
  • Debugging TypeScript with source maps
• Decorators
  • Implementing method decorators
  • Implementing class decorators
  • Implementing property decorators
  • Implementing decorator factories