TypeScript is more and more common when writing code for modern JavaScript. In my current work project, we have started using it for a while though not fully migrated it from JavaScript to TypeScript yet. However, it’s still a good opportunity to catch this up.
I learned two following courses in February:
- https://www.executeprogram.com/courses/typescript-basics
- https://www.executeprogram.com/courses/everyday-typescript
They’re both excellent and I am looking forward to learn the advance course from them. They use the format of giving explanations, then examples, and finally reviews after that. It’s also very good at going deep-dive and answering multiple questions “why” TypeScript makes a specific decision as well as how to avoid mistakes, overcome specific limitations, etc.
Even so, I will consider taking this Udemy course to how to fit TypeScript into a specific project, especially a large project or a non-fresh project with some existing JavaScript code. And to apply some of these knowledge, I would like to refactor my side project currency-conversion to TypeScript too.
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