Remo H. Jansen - Learning TypeScript
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Exploit the features of TypeScript to develop and maintain captivating web applications with ease
About This Book- Learn how to develop modular, scalable, maintainable, and adaptable web applications by taking advantage of TypeScript
- Create object-oriented JavaScript that adheres to the solid principles efficiently
- A comprehensive guide that explains the fundamentals of TypeScript with the help of practical examples
If you are a JavaScript developer aiming to learn TypeScript to build beautiful web applications, then this book is for you. No prior knowledge of TypeScript is required.
What You Will Learn- Learn the key TypeScript language features and language runtime
- Develop modular, scalable, maintainable, and adaptable web applications
- Create object-oriented code that adheres to the solid principles
- Save time using automation tools like Gulp and Karma
- Develop robust applications with testing (Mocha, Chai and SinonJS)
- Put your TypeScript skills in practice by developing a single-page web application framework from scratch
- Use the JavaScript of tomorrow (ES6 and ES7) today with TypeScript
TypeScript is an open source and cross-platform typed superset of JavaScript that compiles to plain JavaScript that runs in any browser or any host. It allows developers to use the future versions of JavaScript (ECMAScript 6 and 7) today. TypeScript adds optional static types, classes, and modules to JavaScript, to enable great tooling and better structuring of large JavaScript applications.
This book is a step-by-step guide that will get you started with TypeScript with the help of practical examples. You start off by understanding the basics of TypeScript. Next, automation tools like Grunt are explained followed by a detailed description of function, generics, callbacks and promises. After this, object-oriented features and the memory management functionality of TypeScript are explained. At the end of this book, you will have learned enough to implement all the concepts and build a single page application from scratch.
Style and approachThis is a step-by-step guide that covers the fundamentals of TypeScript with practical examples. Each chapter introduces a set of TypeScript language features and leads the readers toward the development of a real-world application.
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Remo H. Jansen is a web development engineer, open source contributor, entrepreneur, technology lover, gamer, and Internet enthusiast.
He is originally from Seville, Spain, but currently lives in Dublin, Ireland, where he has a full-time job in the financial services industry. Remo has been working on large-scale JavaScript applications for the last few years, from flight booking engines to investment and portfolio management solutions.
Remo is an active member of the TypeScript community. He is the organizer of the Dublin TypeScript Meet-up and the creator of InversifyJS (an inversion of control container for TypeScript applications) and AtSpy (a test spies framework for TypeScript applications). He also writes a blog about TypeScript and other web technologies at http://blog.wolksoftware.com/.
Remo has previously worked as a technical reviewer on Mastering TypeScript written by Nathan Rozentals and published by Packt Publishing.
If you wish to contact him, you can do so at http://www.remojansen.com/.
This is my first book. It has been a really long journey to get to this day, and, along the way, I had the pleasure of learning a lot from some amazing people who deserve a big thank you.
I would like to start by thanking my teachers from the school of computer science at Salesians of St. Peter in Triana (Seville, Spain) because they made me appreciate the value of education.
To the team at Packt Publishing for their support and hard work; it has been an absolute pleasure to work with you guys.
To the technical reviewers of this book, because their invaluable feedback and hard work really helped to improve the contents of this book.
To my work colleagues and housemates, Sergio Pacheco Gimenez and Adolfo Blanco Diez, for the long technical conversations at midnight and the constant supply of caffeinated beverages.
To my girlfriend, Lorraine, I'm so privileged for your unconditional support and patience. You are simply the best and keep getting better.
Finally, to my family, for always believing in me, for your advice, for being the best listeners, for all your hard work, for forgiving my mistakes, and for all that you have taught me. Thanks for the laughs and thanks for the tears, I'm really proud of being your grandson, son, and brother.
Liviu Ignat is a full-stack developer and architect, technology geek, and entrepreneur, and has been writing commercial software since 2004. He started with VB6, soon moved to .NET Java and then continued moving to frontend web development. He has fun with everything that is a functional language, such as F#, Scala, Swift, JavaScript, and so on. He has been using Typescript for some of his latest projects together with Node.js on the server or with most of the popular frontend frameworks on the client side.
Currently, he is also involved in a number of projects, the most relevant being http://giftdoodle.com/, where he is the CTO of the company, where most of the JavaScript software stack written is also Typescript. During his work experience, he has been involved in building distributed backend services, mostly with .NET and then complex single-page web applications. Recently, he has become a big fan of micro-services with Node.js and Docker, single-page web applications, and native applications for Android and iOS.
When he is not coding, Liviu loves snowboarding during winter, sailing in exotic places during summer, or just traveling the world. You can find and contact Liviu at http://www.ignat.email/.
Jakub Jedryszek works for Microsoft as a software engineer. At the time of reviewing this book, he was working on the Azure Portalthe largest and most complex single-page web application in the world written in TypeScript. He is a cofounder of dotNetConfPLonline conference for .NET Developers. His blog is at http://jj09.net/.
Andrew Leith Macrae first cut his programming teeth on an Apple, poking bytes into RAM. Over the years, he has developed interactive applications with Hypercard, Director, Flash, and, more recently, Adobe AIR for mobile. He has also worked in HTML since there was HTML to work in, and is currently working as a senior frontend developer at Rogers Communications Inc. in Toronto, in an Agile environment using AngularJS and SASS.
He is convinced that TypeScript is the future of JavaScript, bringing the structure and discipline of strongly typed object oriented language to facilitate efficient, intentional coding for the development of large scale applications for the Web.
You can contact Andrew at http://adventmedia.net/.
Brandon Mills was first introduced to programming more than a decade ago, kicking off a career which has taken him to companies as small as two-person start-ups and as large as Microsoft, where he helped build Visual Studio 2013, Azure Tools, and the developer tools in the new Edge browser that shipped with Windows 10. He is a member of the core development team for ESLint, a customizable, open source linter for JavaScript and JSX. Node.js is his platform of choice, on top of which he authors applications and services in JavaScript or TypeScript. You can follow him on GitHub at https://github.com/btmills.
Thanks to Scott for his impetus and inspiration, Linda for her unconditional love, Abby for his patience, and Ashlynn for her support.
Ivo Gabe de Wolff is a freelance developer under the name of
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