The most daunting part of learning TypeScript is learning all the grammar but not being able to apply it in real-world situations. Learning interfaces, type aliases, generics, mapped types, and indexed signatures is pointless if you don't know when to use which grammar.
I previously offered a TypeScript course on learning while building web games, but I realized students still struggled with analyzing others' types and creating their own. So, I completely revamped the course to focus on how the TypeScript syntax they learned is applied in real-world situations and provide hands-on practice in how to write types .
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From JS to TypeScript Those who want to switch
A type made by someone else People who find analysis difficult
I type it myself People who feel lost when trying to write
What you will learn ✍
1. jQuery type analysis
2. Axios type analysis
3. React type analysis
4. Redux Type Analysis
5. Node, Express type analysis
6. Typing the library
Key skills include the ability to determine if a library supports TypeScript, the ability to identify the most important types in the library and what module system it uses, and the ability to analyze the library's types.
We'll help you analyze the following libraries! Since there's a set method for analyzing library types , if you follow the course's instructions—type support, core files, module types, and then type analysis—any library won't be difficult.
Axios
React
Redux
Express
Node
Tools covered here🙌
Use Chrome browser and Visual Studio Code (or WebStorm).
Quickly answer the question I'll answer you🗒
The best part about my course is the Q&A. Ask any questions and I'll answer them within a day. Please study actively by freely asking questions about course-related content. It will help you understand the content better!
You don't necessarily need to listen, but you should be familiar with the contents of the table of contents of the basic grammar section .
Q. How is it different from the basic grammar section?
Assuming you understand the grammar explained in the Basic Grammar section, you'll analyze and practice writing types for React, Redux, React-redux, Express, Node, jQuery, and Axios libraries. To do this, you'll need to be familiar with the basic grammar section.
What about this lecture?
Zerocho, which I trust and watch TypeScript All-in-One Series ✨
For those who want to know the type analysis methods of famous libraries
For those who want to try typing the library directly
Need to know before starting?
TypeScript Basic Grammar
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When learning TypeScript, it was always difficult to learn the theory and then apply it. So I ended up taking Zerocho's TypeScript All-in-One Part 1 to 2. In Part 1, I learned basic concept knowledge, and in Part 2, I was able to understand specifically how to use this concept in practice. In addition, I really liked how he organized the concept of the complex module system. I highly recommend it to those who want to develop their typing thinking skills after understanding the concept!