TypeScript Trainings

TypeScript extends JavaScript as a superset by incorporating optional static typing and introducing additional functionalities to the language. Below are several essential aspects that might be covered in a TypeScript course:
- TypeScript is open-source and developed by Microsoft.
- TypeScript code is compiled into JavaScript code that can be run in any browser or JavaScript runtime.
- TypeScript adds static typing to JavaScript, allowing variables, parameters, and the function returns to be declared with specific types.
- TypeScript supports many of the same data types as JavaScript, including numbers, strings, booleans, arrays, objects, and null/undefined.
- TypeScript introduces interfaces, which define the shape of an object and can be used to enforce type checking.
- TypeScript also supports classes, which provide a way to create objects with methods and properties.
- TypeScript classes can use inheritance and interfaces to define relationships between types.
- TypeScript modules allow code to be organized into separate files and namespaces, improving code organization and maintainability.
- TypeScript includes features for asynchronous programming, including async/await syntax and Promises.
- TypeScript also provides a type system for JavaScript APIs, allowing developers to write type-safe code for libraries and frameworks.
- TypeScript encompasses support for contemporary JavaScript features, such as arrow functions, template literals, and destructuring, among others.
- TypeScript tooling includes a command-line compiler, an IDE plugin for Visual Studio Code, and support for other editors such as Sublime Text and Atom.
- TypeScript has a large and growing community, with many third-party libraries and frameworks available.