TypeScript is a powerful programming language that extends jŠ°vascript, providing a statically typed environment for building large-scale web applications. This book offers a comprehensive guide to TypeScript, designed for both novice and experienced programmers alike. From its fundamental syntax to its advanced features, such as interfaces and decorators, this book covers all aspects of TypeScript and provides a thorough understanding of how to use it effectively. With clear explanations, practical examples, and expert insights, this book will help you master TypeScript and take your web development skills to the next level. Get ready to unlock the full potential of TypeScript and build dynamic, high-performing web applications!
Whether you are a seasoned jŠ°vascript developer or just starting out, this book will equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to write efficient, high-quality code with TypeScript. With clear explanations, practical examples, and real-world case studies, you will learn how to take advantage of TypeScript's features to write efficient, reliable, and maintainable applications.
By the end of this book, you will have a solid understanding of TypeScript and the confidence to use it in your own projects. Whether you're building a web app, a desktop app, or a server-side application, this book will provide you with the foundation you need to master TypeScript and become a more effective and efficient programmer.
Author(s): Eliza Rosewood
Edition: 1
Publisher: Ali Alakbar Mohammed Radhi
Year: 2023
Language: English
Pages: 146
Install TypeScrip
Build your first TypeScript application
Interfaces
Classes
Run the TypeScript web application
Basic data types
Boolean values
Number
String
Array
Tuple
Multiple constants (enum)
Type Any
Type Void
Type Never
Type Object
Type assertions
Note about the keyword let
Declaring variables
Statements by var
Scoping rules
Variable capturing quirks
Let statements
Block-scoping
Block-scoped variable capturing
Const statements
Destructuring
Array destructuring
Object destructuring
Property renaming
Default values
Function declarations
Spread
Interfaces
Simple interface
Optional features
Readonly properties
Readonly vs. const
Function Types
Indexable Types
Class Types
Expand the interfaces
Hybrid Types
Expanding the facades
Varieties in TypeScript
Genetics
Selector is private
Selector protected
Readonly modifier
Parameter properties
Accessors
Static Properties
Abstract Classes
Functions
Types of functions
Type the function type
Type the function type
Type inference
Default and optional transactions And function
Remaining transactions (Rest Parameters)
Keywords this
Keywords this and arrow functions
Parameters of this
This parameters in callbacks
Overloads
Types generalized in TypeScript
Generalized Types
Generalized Classes
Generalized Constraints
Use of generalized constraints in species transactions
Use of Class Types in Generics
Multiple constants in TypeScript
Numeric enums
String enums
Heterogeneous multiple constants
Ambient enums
Callback Types
Optional transactions in callback functions
