Introduction to TypeScript and Node

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  • Duration: 4 days
  • Labs: Yes
  • Language: English
  • Level: Foundation

TypeScript and Node Essentials Training opens the door to leveraging TypeScript's robustness and Node.js's efficiency in crafting client-side apps, server-side APIs and tools. From fundamental concepts like documentation and working with collections to advanced topics like functional and asynchronous programming, this course delivers comprehensive learning.

Through interactive sessions and real-world examples, an expert instructor guides participants toward not only theoretical understanding but also practical application. Whether seeking career advancement or exploring a coding passion, this course lays a concrete foundation for mastering TypeScript and Node.js.

TypeScript and Node Training Delivery Methods

  • In-Person

  • Online

  • Upskill your whole team by bringing Private Team Training to your facility.

TypeScript and Node Training Information

In this course, you will learn how to:

  • Elevate application quality with types
  • Empower tools to confidently analyze your code
  • Streamline task automation
  • Craft robust Web APIs 

Training Prerequisites

  • High level of comfort with using software applications and working with files and folders
  • Basic experience with the command line (cmd, bash, zsh, etc.)

TypeScript and Node Training Outline

  • Getting started with TypeScript
  • Documenting code
  • Types, operators, and variables
  • Working with collections
  • Control flow
  • Objects
  • Functions
  • Modules and packages
  • Handling exceptions
  • Functional programming
  • Asynchronous programming
  • Web APIs
  • Debugging
  • Getting help

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TypeScript and Node Training FAQs

Absolutely! This course is designed for individuals without any prior programming background. While the pace is brisk, it's manageable for beginners.

Yes, it is. The course starts from the basics, allowing time for learning the syntax.

While the material might seem straightforward, the pace might be slower than what you're used to.

Most examples in this course closely resemble pure JavaScript. It's not solely an advanced TypeScript course, making it quite familiar for JavaScript developers. Understanding TypeScript's nuances compared to JavaScript is valuable.

No, this course doesn't cover Web UI frameworks. Learning Tree offers other courses you might find interesting.