Typescript 3.0 Projects: Build modern web applications on TypeScript with frameworks such as Angular, React, and Vue.Js

Typescript 3.0 Projects: Build modern web applications on TypeScript with frameworks such as Angular, React, and Vue.Js

English | 2019 | ISBN: 978-1789615869 | 738 Pages | PDF, EPUB | 41 MB

Learn TypeScript and its latest released features by building 3-4 state of art web applications with the help of modern tooling and third-party front end frameworks like Angular, React, and Vue.JS
TypeScript 3.0 is going to introduce many changes to enhance the developers’ experience. With its new types enforcing explicit checks, flexible and scalable ways of project structuring, and many more breaking changes, Typescript is making another milestone in its journey. This book is a practical guide to learn the TypeScript programming language. It covers the very basics to the more advanced concepts.
You will be introduced to modern front-end development tooling such as npm, Webpack, Parcel, Jest, TSLint, codelyzer, Prettier, and others. Armed with those tools, readers will build a production-grade application with automated tests and coverage checking, code quality checking, code style enforcement, and code bundling/minification/uglification. You will build web applications such as todo management, Media management, LyricsFinder, and so on. Throughout the book, the reader will also discover and make use of the most recent additions of the language introduced by TypeScript 3.0.
After this journey, readers will be ready to use TypeScript in their own projects and will also have a concrete view of the current front-end software development landscape.
What you will learn

  • Introduction to modern Web frameworks like Angular, React and Vue.js
  • Modern front-end tooling to use to build production-grade applications
  • Integrating the Apollo GraphQL API client
  • Handle asynchronous processes using libraries like RxJS with vue-rx
  • Understand and Implement Typescript’s Type System
  • Implement Functional Programming concepts with TypeScript
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