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.
play_arrow Start LearningIntroduction to TypeScript
Learn what TypeScript is, why it matters, how to install it, and compile your first program.
Basic Types
Understand TypeScript's primitive types: string, number, boolean, any, void, null, and undefined.
Arrays and Tuples
Work with typed arrays and fixed-length tuples in TypeScript.
Enums
Define named constants with TypeScript enums including numeric, string, and const enums.
Functions with Types
Write type-safe functions with typed parameters, return types, optional and default parameters, and overloads.
Interfaces
Define object shapes with interfaces, implement them in classes, and extend them for composition.
Type Aliases and Union Types
Create custom type names with type aliases and combine types using unions and intersections.
Type Guards and Narrowing
Learn how TypeScript narrows types using typeof, instanceof, in, and custom type guard functions.
Classes
Build typed classes with access modifiers, abstract classes, and typed properties in TypeScript.
Generics
Write reusable, type-safe code with generic functions, classes, and constraints.
Utility Types
Use TypeScript's built-in utility types like Partial, Required, Pick, Omit, and Record for type transformations.
Modules and Namespaces
Organize TypeScript code with ES modules, imports, exports, and namespaces.
Declaration Files
Write and use .d.ts declaration files to add type information to untyped JavaScript libraries.
Decorators
Use TypeScript decorators to add metadata and modify classes, methods, and properties at design time.
Advanced Types
Master mapped types, conditional types, template literal types, and infer for powerful type-level programming.
Error Handling with Types
Implement type-safe error handling using discriminated unions, Result types, and custom error hierarchies.
TypeScript with React
Use TypeScript effectively with React to type components, props, hooks, events, and context.
Building a Typed API Client
Build a complete, type-safe API client using generics, utility types, and TypeScript best practices.