[Renewal] TypeScript All-in-One: Part 2. Practical Analysis

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.

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.

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 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.

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

Take advantage of TypeScript's features!

This is the practical application section of "Introduction to TypeScript - From Basics to Practice". If you haven't taken the introductory course, please start with the introductory section first 😄

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

This course is about TypeScript and React.

How are you using TypeScript, the standard of Node.js? If you only add type annotations, it is not real TypeScript. I prepared everything because I don't know what you will like. Let's learn TypeScript A to Z :)

This course is designed for developers who already have experience with programming languages (such as Java, Python, Swift, Kotlin, etc.) to quickly master JavaScript in just one hour. In an era of coding with AI, human developers must still supervise AI-generated code. This course is intended to help you rapidly build the essential knowledge required for that supervision.

Did you give up while studying React? Even complete beginners new to coding and non-majors can find their way to React without giving up, from JavaScript all the way to React.

In this course, you will learn React from basic to intermediate level. This single course is designed to help you learn the concepts, practice them, and acquire most of the knowledge you need for React all at once.

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!

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

A course to learn the latest Node.js backend REST API using fastify, a Node.js framework boasting high speed, ORM Prisma, and Typescript.

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

This is a lecture on creating a map service from start to finish using the MERN stack (feat. TypeScript). Let's create each part step by step by looking at the official API documentation.

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.

In this course, you will be able to create a Reddit website from scratch, step by step.