TS Mastery
Embark on a transformative journey to become a proficient web developer with our comprehensive TypeScript course. Master TypeScript from the fundamentals to advanced features, and apply your knowledge to build robust and scalable web applications. By the end, you'll be equipped to unlock a world of opportunities in the dynamic field of web development.
Introduction to TypeScript
Overview of TypeScript, its advantages, and setting up a development environment.
Basic TypeScript types, variables, and type annotations.
Advanced TypeScript Types.
Union types, intersection types, and type aliases..
Function types, type guards, and generics.
TypeScript with Node.js
Building a basic Node.js application with TypeScript.
Integrating external libraries and packages with TypeScript.
TypeScript with Express.js
Introduction to Express.js and building RESTful APIs with TypeScript.
Middleware, routing, and error handling with TypeScript in Express.
TypeScript with React
Setting up a React project with TypeScript.
Building React components, props, and state management with TypeScript.
Advanced TypeScript Concepts.
Advanced type patterns, type inference, and mapped types.
Decorators, conditional types, and TypeScript best practices.
Real-World Applications.
Building a full-stack web application with TypeScript, Node.js, Express, and React.
Authentication and authorization using TypeScript.
Testing and Deployment.
Writing unit tests and end-to-end tests for TypeScript applications.
Deployment strategies for TypeScript applications and server configuration.
- Weekly coding exercises, quizzes, and assignments.
- Mid-term project to apply TypeScript concepts learned in the first half of the course.
- Final project assessment that demonstrates proficiency in TypeScript development.
- Peer code reviews for collaborative learning.
Note: Encourage students to work on personal projects and contribute to open-source TypeScript projects to gain practical experience.Stay up-to-date with the latest TypeScript updates and best practices to ensure the syllabus remains relevant.