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TypeScript was practically unheard of before its introduction in Angular 2, but post Angular 2, TypeScript has been gaining its own fandom with developers who are constantly on the lookout for faster, easier and more productive languages.
TypeScript has since become an independent popular language to use for app development within the industry. A lot of people are leaning towards using TypeScript because it is a simple language that makes development easy. TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript, which means it can be considered as an add–on to the language. So, if you are already familiar with JavaScript, you are halfway through the battle.
TypeScript makes it easy to not only code, but also offers numerous features such as all the benefits of ES6 and also a brilliant compiler. TypeScript s offers a static type–checking that allows the compiler to discover mistakes and errors during compilation, rather than during testing, reducing the coding time drastically.
Here s your chance at becoming an expert on TypeScript. Learn this brilliant amazing language and advance your skillset. Learn how to code powerful apps, using the simplest language you can find. This course has been designed specifically to help you transition from a beginner to an expert in TypeScript. All you need is to know is the basics of JavaScript, the rest you will find within this course.
Instructor Details
Courses : 78
Specification: The Complete TypeScript Programming Guide for Web Developers
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16 reviews for The Complete TypeScript Programming Guide for Web Developers
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 4 hours |
| Year | 2018 |
| Level | Intermediate |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
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Bob Elliot –
As I have little knowledge about javascript, still this one is okay for me. A new learning today.
Liora A –
Very methodic and clear. At the end I was missing explanations of the setup for project Todos.
Keith D –
A very good course on typescript. Very Clear with the explanation.
Simon B chler –
The course is very basic. If you have experience writing Javascript you can complete it in less than one hour. There is nothing new to learn here if you have read the official Typescript docs.
Soniya Mishra –
Great Course! Thanks for the tutorial.
Laura Max –
Very methodic and clear.A very good course on Typescript.
Hishmad Abubakar Al Amudi –
good
Alfredo Mancilla –
Great start into typescript
Brock Lorber –
Great basic information. It would be nice to have some use cases, though.
Ravinder Reddy Kottabad –
The explanation is nice, but if we get any doubts or errors …we didn’t get any response from them …even if we send screenshots… I’m giving poor rating only because .. they are not responding for mails
Graham Coombe –
Pretty good walk through of basic features of TypeScript. Could have done without going through the process of setting up a new folder/file in every single lecture slide. Seems like this could have been avoided. There was a lecture Class Inheritance which bugged me. The instructor made a mistake but instead of figuring out what it was and maybe redoing the lecture they just hacked around it. They were trying to demonstrate how to extend a subclass with a method and ended up adding the method which was supposed to be on the super class to the sub class to just get it running. This kind of defeats the whole purpose of the example. Seemed a little unprofessional to just hack around it to get it working……
Jae Task –
You can skip the first minute and a half of most lectures which repeatedly setup the same file watchers over and over.
Ravikumar –
Its good learning. Now want to master it.
Joseph White –
Spot on information. Clear but low key and kind of monotonous presentation. Final exercise has too much stuff that doesn’t really relate to TypeScript kind of thrown at you all at once.
Kai Liu –
As always, Brad did the great job in this course.
Rafael Hernandez –
Brad takes his time to really explain the concepts. Breaks each lecture to cover just a few clear points.