Learning TypeScript while making web games

With the arrival of the AI era, the skills required of developers are becoming increasingly complex. You might have thought, "I just need to be good at frontend," but when you try to create your own service or integrate AI features, you eventually hit a massive wall called the backend. However, as you try to start backend development, are you overwhelmed by how much there is to learn—from database design and authentication (Auth) to storage management and complex infrastructure setup? Now, you can lay down that heavy burden. In this course, we use Supabase, which solves all these backend functions at once. We will guide you through the fastest shortcut to becoming a full-stack developer who can "instantly" complete a backend without complex server knowledge and bring ideas to life immediately.

You will learn about what a node is, the latest JavaScript grammar, the node API, npm, the module system, databases, testing, and more. You will create a project using five practical examples. You will also deploy a service to the cloud and convert a node project to TypeScript.

Learn React through web games. Get familiar with Classes and Hooks, and learn additional things like Context API, React Router, Webpack, and Babel.

In this lecture, we will practice developing programming thinking skills using JavaScript. Let's start with the web game, the multiplication table, and then create a word game, number baseball, a reaction speed test, tic-tac-toe, a lottery machine, rock-paper-scissors, a card matching game, a text RPG, a minesweeper, a 2048 game, and a mole catching game.

Let's learn NestJS, which is called the Spring of Node.js, and experience the convenience of Dependency Injection. Let's learn everything from API development, comparison with Express, deployment, and testing.

Let's use React and TypeScript together by adding TypeScript to a web game made with React and React Router, Redux, and MobX.

Learn Vue.js and Vuex and Vue Router, which are used with Vue, by creating 8 simple web games.

A three-in-one class where you can create web games and learn front-end web development skills! This class has been created to teach you how to create games using JavaScript, CSS, and HTML with your own ideas!

TypeScript: Core concepts, from basic to practical, all at once! Practical application through a project.

Let's use React and TypeScript together by adding TypeScript to a web game made with React and React Router, Redux, and MobX.

TypeScript syntax that front-end beginners must learn! We thoroughly explore the TypeScript language, from basic to advanced!

This tutorial will teach you how to create a simple chat app using TypeScript and Electron.

Quickly learn TypeScript's syntax and usage with the easiest explanation.

This course is about TypeScript and React.

This lecture is for those who want to learn everything from the basics of JavaScript to various applied technologies used in the field, including portfolios, in one lecture, rather than looking for separate lectures on basic JavaScript, applied JavaScript, and portfolios.

Let's learn Typescript as a preliminary step to learning Ionic2 Framework, one of the frameworks for developing hybrid apps.

I recommend this to those who want to learn how to easily create and distribute Android apps, Windows apps, and iOS apps. We will teach you the basics of TypeScript rather than JavaScript and Angular!

This course goes beyond simply using Express.js. You will rebuild its internal engine from start to finish, gaining hands-on experience with the real principles of how a server works. By directly creating each component of Express—such as routing, middleware, request–response objects, static file handling, and template rendering—you will grow as a server developer and truly understand how a framework operates at its core.

We deal with ideas. You can logically organize the core and fundamentals of JavaScript. You can structure your own JavaScript experiences and thoughts. You can establish the technical logic of JavaScript. You can broaden your perspective to see the entirety of JavaScript. You can prepare for JavaScript technical interview questions.

JavaScript, TypeScript Next is backend development! You will be able to develop REST API backends using NestJS, develop and deploy Socket IO.

Most sites are created with a combination of designers + publishers + developers. If you use Sencha's ExtJS components purely, you can develop screens without designers and publishers. However, if you use ExtJS for commercial purposes, please be sure to understand the license policy and use it.

mongoDB, NoSQL You hear a lot these days, but is it still an unfamiliar database? Aren't you using it like a relational database (RDS/SQL)? No matter how good the technology is, if it's not used correctly, it will have the opposite effect. That's why we often see cases of failure in using MongoDB. This lecture will teach you everything from basic concepts to practical know-how so that you can use MongoDB as MongoDB-like as possible.

This is a full-stack series course aimed at developing web and app services at a commercially viable level for beginners, based on real-world experience developing web services in the field. As Part 2 of this series, this course thoroughly covers the latest HTML5, CSS3, and vanilla JavaScript + ES6, considering responsiveness and compatibility among the various frontend technologies available.

This course will help you develop the basics and practical skills of JavaScript while creating your own game program.

The ultimate full-stack course that teaches even beginners about web, server, mobile apps, and machine learning!! If you're not sure where to start with development, I highly recommend this course. It's all done with just Javascript!

The JS Core Theory and Practical Example Textbook and Completed Version for Web Publishers is a lecture textbook produced in PDF format. This textbook helps web publishers to fully acquire the basics of JavaScript and jQuery that they must know. A feature of this textbook is that it allows you to strengthen your theory through small missions connected to the theory. In particular, this textbook is also fully prepared with practical examples that utilize all the theories learned. The entire PDF page contains more than 320 pages of pure JavaScript (Vanilla JavaScript) and jQuery, with sufficient explanations added so that Coding Works can be easily understood. In particular, publishers can learn practical examples of jQuery interactions that are essential for creating websites.

Through this lecture, students can create a web service similar to Instagram using HTML, CSS, and JS. (Only the front-end is implemented! The back-end server construction will be filmed in a later lecture.)