Learning Path: TypeScript: Guide to Master TypeScript 2.x

Course details

TypeScript is an open source language which is developed by Microsoft. TypeScript allows you to create scalable web applications which are easy to implement. It is a strict superset of JavaScript. TypeScript can be utilized to create JavaScript applications for client-side or server-side execution. As TypeScript is a subset of JavaScript, it supports all the libraries of JavaScript.

In this Learning Path, you will start learning from the basics of TypeScript like installation to creating a basic TypeScript application. You will also learn to write TypeScript code and stitching all the code together to create modules. You will also learn how to write your custom code and enhance your code using Node and Gulp.

Finally, you will also gain experience with TypeScript usage by building a basic game application. Also you will learn about the new class introduced to TypeScript known as mixin and also learn about OOP concepts like inheritance for your applications. If you are a JavaScript developer wanting to unleash its true power by building scalable and maintainable applications, then this course is for you.

By the end of this Learning Path, you will be able to understand the basic concepts of TypeScript and will also be able to create scalable and  pro apps with TypeScript.

About The Author :

Kamran Ayub is a WebApps consultant and has been associated with the web industry since 2000. He specializes in both front-end and back-end development, and is heavily involved in open source.

Kamran has used TypeScript in large-scale open source projects since version 1.0. Currently situated in Minnesota, he has given talks on Demystifying TypeScript and TypeScript in Action multiple times over the past few years to different audiences and at different conferences such as his own workplace, the Twin Cities Code Camp, Minnesota Developer Conference, and Midwest.js.

He has only received positive feedback on the sessions and is always excited to revamp them each year to update them and spread the love for TypeScript. He is excited to formally record a course on TypeScript where he can take the appropriate time to go over each of the topics he covers in his talks more in-depth and with the ability to focus on important points and explain.

Patrick Desjardins has been working since many years as Senior Software Developer Engineer in a top 25 companies in the US. He was a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) in Asp.Net for two consecutive years, 2013 and 2014. He has studied software engineering and he is known for his analysis, resourcefulness and abilities to find effective solutions quickly. Since his early professional career, his focus has always been to keep up to date in order to provide quality services to meet customers' needs. Patrick is a professional who has a well-developed work ethic and who has the desire to perform both in quality and timeliness. His area of interest is Web development, which he has embraced since the early 2000s. For many years Patrick has continued to train daily in new technologies and put all theories learned into practice in various projects. On his spare time, Patrick wrote several books about web related subjects like .Net, Asp.Net, JavaScript and Azure.

Patrick Desjardins has been working since many years as Senior Software Developer Engineer in a top 25 companies in the US. He was a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) in Asp.Net for two consecutive years, 2013 and 2014. He has studied software engineering and he is known for his analysis, resourcefulness and abilities to find effective solutions quickly. Since his early professional career, his focus has always been to keep up to date in order to provide quality services to meet customers' needs. Patrick is a professional who has a well-developed work ethic and who has the desire to perform both in quality and timeliness. His area of interest is Web development, which he has embraced since the early 2000s. For many years Patrick has continued to train daily in new technologies and put all theories learned into practice in various projects. On his spare time, Patrick wrote several books about web related subjects like .Net, Asp.Net, JavaScript and Azure.