TypeScript in 50 Lessons By Stefan Baumgartner
Stefan Baumgartner deconstructs TypeScript’s peculiarities into brief, digestible lectures in “TypeScript in 50 Lessons.” TypeScript principles, tooling, and how to make the most of it without learning a new language will all become clear to you. An explanation of TypeScript from beginning to end.
Written for both experienced and novice developers who wish to learn more about TypeScript or who know enough JavaScript to be dangerous. You might wish to keep that book close to hand because it contains code walkthroughs, practical examples, and common gotchas.
You will discover:
- TypeScript notions and their interpretation.
- TypeScript tools, which is essential for efficient language use.
- How to maximize TypeScript’s capabilities without picking up a new language.
- The semantics of structural type systems and their significance.
- Low-maintenance types and the ability to create types only once, allowing them to expand on their own as code changes.
- How to modify the type system to suit your projects’ requirements.
- The evolution of TypeScript and its culture.
Size : 8.7 MB | English | 2020 | PDF | B08NT8VM5M
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