Mosh Hamedani – The Ultimate TypeScript Course

Learn to make your JavaScript applications scale

TypeScript: Go from Beginner to Pro

TypeScript has never been so popular! It’s an essential language for building large-scalable applications. That’s why more and more companies are looking for developers who know TypeScript well.

If you’re a JavaScript developer and want to upgrade your skills for better job opportunities, you must have TypeScript on your resume. That’s what this course is all about!

In under 5 hours, you’ll learn everything you need to know to effectively use TypeScript in front-end and back-end development. You’ll see how TypeScript boosts your productivity and helps you write more maintainable and robust code with fewer bugs.

If you’re looking for a comprehensive, well-organized, and step-by-step TypeScript course that takes you from zero to hero, you’re in the right place. Enroll now to get ed!

• 1- Introduction (0:28)
• 2- Built-in Types (1:58)
• 3- The any Type (2:45)
• 4- Strict Compiler Option
• 5- Arrays (2:18)
• 6- Tuples (2:43)
• 7- Enums (3:23)
• 8- Functions (6:51)
• 9- Objects (4:34)
• 10- Summary
• 11- Exercises

• 1- Introduction (0:29)
• 2- Type Aliases (1:38)
• 3- Union Types (2:36)
• 4- Intersection Types (2:03)
• 5- Literal Types (1:45)
• 6- Nullable Types (2:36)
• 7- Optional Chaining (4:41)
• 8- The Nullish Coaelscing Operator (1:59)
• 9- Type Assertions (3:07)
• 10- The unknown Type (2:24)
• 11- The never Type (2:59)
• 12- Summary
• 13- Exercises

• 1- Introduction (0:51)
• 2- What is Object-oriented Programming (3:34)
• 3- Creating Classes (3:55)
• 4- Creating Objects (3:24)
• 5- Read-only and Optional Properties (1:44)
• 6- Access Control Keywords (3:42)
• 7- Parameter Properties (1:58)
• 8- Getters and Setters (2:26)
• 9- Index Signatures (3:08)
• 10- Static Members (4:58)
• 11- Inheritance (4:49)
• 12- Method Overriding (3:50)
• 13- Polymorphism (5:13)
• 14- Private vs Protected Members (1:33)
• 15- Abstract Classes and Methods (4:06)
• 16- Interfaces (6:44)
• 17- Interfaces vs Types
• 18- Summary
• 19- Exercises

• 1- Introduction (0:24)
• 2- Understanding the Problem (2:05)
• 3- Generic Classes (2:52)
• 4- Generic Functions (1:58)
• 5- Generic Interfaces (3:22)
• 6- Generic Constraints (2:22)
• 7- Extending Generic Classes (6:56)
• 8- The keyof Operator (3:39)
• 9- Type Mapping (5:02)
• 10- Summary
• 11- Exercises

• 1- Introduction (0:29)
• 2- What Are Decorators (1:39)
• 3- Class Decorators (4:00)
• 4- Parameterized Decorators (2:12)
• 5- Decorator Composition (1:22)
• 6- Method Decorators (7:02)
• 7- Accessor Decorators – Title (4:44)
• 8- Property Decorators (4:59)
• 9- Parameter Decorators (2:22)
• 10- Summary
• 11- Exercises

• 1- Introduction (0:35)
• 2- Exporting and Importing (4:20)
• 3- Module Formats (3:19)
• 4- Default Exports (2:58)
• 5- Wildcard Imports (0:57)
• 6- Re-exporting (3:15)
• 7- Summary

• 1- Introduction (0:34)
• 2- Including JS Code in TS Projects (2:18)
• 3- Type Checking JS Code (2:16)
• 4- Describing Types Using JSDoc (2:10)
• 5- Creating Declaration Files (2:20)
• 6- Using Definitely Typed Declaration Files (2:32)
• 7- Summary

• 1- Introduction (0:28)
• 2- Creating a React App with TypeScript (1:28)
• 3- Adding Bootstrap (1:34)
• 4- Creating a Component – Title (5:11)
• 5- Using the State Hook (2:09)
• 6- Calling the Backend (4:17)
• 7- Using the Effect Hook (2:08)
• 8- Handling Events (3:41)
• 9- Building a Form (3:34)
• 10- Handling Form Submission (4:51)
• 11- Additional Reading

• 1- Introduction (0:32)
• 2- Executing TypeScript Code with Node (2:39)
• 3- Setting up an Express Project (3:13)
• 4- Creating a Basic Route (0:56)
• 5- Creating a Router (1:48)
• 6- Parsing Request Bodies (3:36)
• 7- Building an API (3:47)

• Course Summary
• Course Wrap Up (0:24)