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TypeScript Programming

18 steps · Beginner to Advanced

Master TypeScript for building type-safe applications. Learn static types, interfaces, generics, utility types, decorators, and advanced type patterns.

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1

Introduction to TypeScript

Learn what TypeScript is, why it matters, how to install it, and compile your first program.

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Basic Types

Understand TypeScript's primitive types: string, number, boolean, any, void, null, and undefined.

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Arrays and Tuples

Work with typed arrays and fixed-length tuples in TypeScript.

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Enums

Define named constants with TypeScript enums including numeric, string, and const enums.

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Functions with Types

Write type-safe functions with typed parameters, return types, optional and default parameters, and overloads.

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Interfaces

Define object shapes with interfaces, implement them in classes, and extend them for composition.

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Type Aliases and Union Types

Create custom type names with type aliases and combine types using unions and intersections.

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Type Guards and Narrowing

Learn how TypeScript narrows types using typeof, instanceof, in, and custom type guard functions.

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Classes

Build typed classes with access modifiers, abstract classes, and typed properties in TypeScript.

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Generics

Write reusable, type-safe code with generic functions, classes, and constraints.

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Utility Types

Use TypeScript's built-in utility types like Partial, Required, Pick, Omit, and Record for type transformations.

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Modules and Namespaces

Organize TypeScript code with ES modules, imports, exports, and namespaces.

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Declaration Files

Write and use .d.ts declaration files to add type information to untyped JavaScript libraries.

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Decorators

Use TypeScript decorators to add metadata and modify classes, methods, and properties at design time.

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Advanced Types

Master mapped types, conditional types, template literal types, and infer for powerful type-level programming.

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Error Handling with Types

Implement type-safe error handling using discriminated unions, Result types, and custom error hierarchies.

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TypeScript with React

Use TypeScript effectively with React to type components, props, hooks, events, and context.

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Building a Typed API Client

Build a complete, type-safe API client using generics, utility types, and TypeScript best practices.

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