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TypeScript - Training Contents-1 Days

This document outlines the training contents for a 16-hour instructor-led TypeScript course. The course introduces TypeScript fundamentals like basic types, type inference, and functions. It covers object-oriented concepts in TypeScript like classes, interfaces, and generics. More advanced topics include utility types, decorators, symbols, and testing TypeScript applications. The goal is to teach software engineers how to write clean, simple TypeScript code that can run anywhere JavaScript runs.

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TypeScript - Training Contents-1 Days

This document outlines the training contents for a 16-hour instructor-led TypeScript course. The course introduces TypeScript fundamentals like basic types, type inference, and functions. It covers object-oriented concepts in TypeScript like classes, interfaces, and generics. More advanced topics include utility types, decorators, symbols, and testing TypeScript applications. The goal is to teach software engineers how to write clean, simple TypeScript code that can run anywhere JavaScript runs.

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TypeScript - Training Contents

 Instructor-Led-Training (ILT) | ONLINE I Introduction and Setup


 Why do we need TypeScript?
 What is Transpilation
 16 hours ( 1 day)
 The difference between the TypeScript compiler and
Babel
 Setting up a build environment with Webpack
 Support for TS in the IDE
 Configuring TypeScript via tsconfig.json
 Decoding the transpiled output

TypeScript Fundamentals
This TypeScript course is intended to be delivered to software
 The basic types supported by TS
engineering teams.
 The power of type inference
 Comparing any and unknown
Delegates on this TypeScript training course must be proficient
JavaScript developers. However, the delivery time can be
 The difference between Casting and Type Assertions
extended if they have no prior knowledge of JavaScript.  TypeScript as a superset of Modern JavaScript
 Enhancements to function declarations
 Using function types and higher order functions
 How function overloading works in TypeScript
TypeScript is a type safe superset of JavaScript that allows us  Numeric, String and const enumerations
to write clean, simple code that runs anywhere JavaScript does.
Unlike other languages that can transpile to JavaScript, the Object Oriented TypeScript
interop between JavaScript and TypeScript is a primary  The TypeScript class model in depth
engineering concern. As a superset, all JavaScript skills and  Access modifiers and support for JavaScript private
legacy code are readily reusable. Type safety brings many
 Enforcing contracts via interfaces
benefits, including catching bugs at compile time instead of
 Readonly properties and Accessors
run time, advanced static analysis tooling, powerful
 Support for generic types and constraints
refactorings, better IDE experience etc.

Advanced TypeScript
 Advanced features of TS interfaces
 The difference between object literals and type
literals
 Using string and number literals as Types
 Type Aliases, Unions and Intersections
 Smart Casting and Type Guards
 Defining mapped types and the infer keyword
 Utility types and type programming
 ts-toolbelt and utility-types
 Using class Decorators
 Understanding Symbols
 Generator functions
 Writing asynchronous TypeScript

Testing TypeScript
 Mock objects in a strongly typed world
 Leveraging the Builder pattern
 Testing asynchronous TypeScript

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