TypeScript Essentials: Advanced TypeScript

TypeScript Essentials: Advanced TypeScript

• start the course
• obtain and install NTVS and write a basic Node.js application in Visual Studio 2013
• use CommonJS to facilitate loading external TypeScript modules when running on a Node.js server
• use require.js with AMD to asynchronously load external TypeScript modules in an HTML TypeScript application
• use the requireJS JavaScript module loader along with the AMD API to manage external module dependencies in TypeScript
• use RequireJS and the Asynchronous Module Definition API to import JQuery into a TypeScript HTML project
• use the typescript-require extension to load external TypeScript modules in a project
• use the new operator with two different kinds of constructor expressions to instantiate new objects in TypeScript
• use the instanceof operator to carryout compile-time type assertion checks in TypeScript
• work with the +, -, and ~ unary operators in TypeScript
• convert values from other types to type boolean in TypeScript
• contextually type a function expression's input parameter and return types as numbers
• contextually type a function expression's input parameter and return types as Strings in TypeScript
• apply contextual typing to object literal properties in TypeScript
• extend a TypeScript function by merging it with an internal named module
• extend an enumeration by merging it with an internal named module
• merge a class with an internal named module to describe an Inner Class in TypeScript
• use a Type query to check on anonymous object type in the TypeScript application
• implement type save callback functions
• call a generic function in a TypeScript application
• use the "this" keyword in a class constructor
• use a for-in loop to access and print out a list of key-value pairs from an object literal in TypeScript

TypeScript Essentials: Advanced TypeScript

TypeScript Essentials: Advanced TypeScript

• start the course
• obtain and install NTVS and write a basic Node.js application in Visual Studio 2013
• use CommonJS to facilitate loading external TypeScript modules when running on a Node.js server
• use require.js with AMD to asynchronously load external TypeScript modules in an HTML TypeScript application
• use the requireJS JavaScript module loader along with the AMD API to manage external module dependencies in TypeScript
• use RequireJS and the Asynchronous Module Definition API to import JQuery into a TypeScript HTML project
• use the typescript-require extension to load external TypeScript modules in a project
• use the new operator with two different kinds of constructor expressions to instantiate new objects in TypeScript
• use the instanceof operator to carryout compile-time type assertion checks in TypeScript
• work with the +, -, and ~ unary operators in TypeScript
• convert values from other types to type boolean in TypeScript
• contextually type a function expression's input parameter and return types as numbers
• contextually type a function expression's input parameter and return types as Strings in TypeScript
• apply contextual typing to object literal properties in TypeScript
• extend a TypeScript function by merging it with an internal named module
• extend an enumeration by merging it with an internal named module
• merge a class with an internal named module to describe an Inner Class in TypeScript
• use a Type query to check on anonymous object type in the TypeScript application
• implement type save callback functions
• call a generic function in a TypeScript application
• use the "this" keyword in a class constructor
• use a for-in loop to access and print out a list of key-value pairs from an object literal in TypeScript

TypeScript Essentials: Advanced TypeScript

TypeScript Essentials: Advanced TypeScript

• start the course
• obtain and install NTVS and write a basic Node.js application in Visual Studio 2013
• use CommonJS to facilitate loading external TypeScript modules when running on a Node.js server
• use require.js with AMD to asynchronously load external TypeScript modules in an HTML TypeScript application
• use the requireJS JavaScript module loader along with the AMD API to manage external module dependencies in TypeScript
• use RequireJS and the Asynchronous Module Definition API to import JQuery into a TypeScript HTML project
• use the typescript-require extension to load external TypeScript modules in a project
• use the new operator with two different kinds of constructor expressions to instantiate new objects in TypeScript
• use the instanceof operator to carryout compile-time type assertion checks in TypeScript
• work with the +, -, and ~ unary operators in TypeScript
• convert values from other types to type boolean in TypeScript
• contextually type a function expression's input parameter and return types as numbers
• contextually type a function expression's input parameter and return types as Strings in TypeScript
• apply contextual typing to object literal properties in TypeScript
• extend a TypeScript function by merging it with an internal named module
• extend an enumeration by merging it with an internal named module
• merge a class with an internal named module to describe an Inner Class in TypeScript
• use a Type query to check on anonymous object type in the TypeScript application
• implement type save callback functions
• call a generic function in a TypeScript application
• use the "this" keyword in a class constructor
• use a for-in loop to access and print out a list of key-value pairs from an object literal in TypeScript

TypeScript Essentials: Advanced TypeScript

TypeScript Essentials: Advanced TypeScript

• start the course
• obtain and install NTVS and write a basic Node.js application in Visual Studio 2013
• use CommonJS to facilitate loading external TypeScript modules when running on a Node.js server
• use require.js with AMD to asynchronously load external TypeScript modules in an HTML TypeScript application
• use the requireJS JavaScript module loader along with the AMD API to manage external module dependencies in TypeScript
• use RequireJS and the Asynchronous Module Definition API to import JQuery into a TypeScript HTML project
• use the typescript-require extension to load external TypeScript modules in a project
• use the new operator with two different kinds of constructor expressions to instantiate new objects in TypeScript
• use the instanceof operator to carryout compile-time type assertion checks in TypeScript
• work with the +, -, and ~ unary operators in TypeScript
• convert values from other types to type boolean in TypeScript
• contextually type a function expression's input parameter and return types as numbers
• contextually type a function expression's input parameter and return types as Strings in TypeScript
• apply contextual typing to object literal properties in TypeScript
• extend a TypeScript function by merging it with an internal named module
• extend an enumeration by merging it with an internal named module
• merge a class with an internal named module to describe an Inner Class in TypeScript
• use a Type query to check on anonymous object type in the TypeScript application
• implement type save callback functions
• call a generic function in a TypeScript application
• use the "this" keyword in a class constructor
• use a for-in loop to access and print out a list of key-value pairs from an object literal in TypeScript

TypeScript Essentials: Advanced TypeScript

TypeScript Essentials: Advanced TypeScript

• start the course
• obtain and install NTVS and write a basic Node.js application in Visual Studio 2013
• use CommonJS to facilitate loading external TypeScript modules when running on a Node.js server
• use require.js with AMD to asynchronously load external TypeScript modules in an HTML TypeScript application
• use the requireJS JavaScript module loader along with the AMD API to manage external module dependencies in TypeScript
• use RequireJS and the Asynchronous Module Definition API to import JQuery into a TypeScript HTML project
• use the typescript-require extension to load external TypeScript modules in a project
• use the new operator with two different kinds of constructor expressions to instantiate new objects in TypeScript
• use the instanceof operator to carryout compile-time type assertion checks in TypeScript
• work with the +, -, and ~ unary operators in TypeScript
• convert values from other types to type boolean in TypeScript
• contextually type a function expression's input parameter and return types as numbers
• contextually type a function expression's input parameter and return types as Strings in TypeScript
• apply contextual typing to object literal properties in TypeScript
• extend a TypeScript function by merging it with an internal named module
• extend an enumeration by merging it with an internal named module
• merge a class with an internal named module to describe an Inner Class in TypeScript
• use a Type query to check on anonymous object type in the TypeScript application
• implement type save callback functions
• call a generic function in a TypeScript application
• use the "this" keyword in a class constructor
• use a for-in loop to access and print out a list of key-value pairs from an object literal in TypeScript

TypeScript Essentials: Getting Started

TypeScript Essentials: Getting Started

• start the course
• set up a development environment for TypeScript in Microsoft Visual Studio 2013
• set up Visual Studio 2013 to display a split view of a TypeScript file with its corresponding JavaScript output
• use the Node.js package manager to install a TypeScript compiler and use it to compile a TypeScript file from the command-line
• customize TypeScript development environment in Visual Studio 2013
• describe the difference between type inferences and type annotations in TypeScript and the pitfalls of not correctly typing the variables
• apply types to a functions input and output variables in TypeScript
• describe the "any" type in TypeScript
• differentiate between the null and undefined values in TypeScript
• work with string arrays in TypeScript
• obtain a TypeScript definition file, include it in a project, and add a reference to it in a TypeScript HTML application in Visual Studio 2013
• use TypeScript with Visual Studio 2013 to perform compile-time debugging
• set up breakpoint in TypeScript code and carry out single-step debugging
• define a TypeScript function with required and optional input parameters in Microsoft Visual Studio 2013
• use an arrow function to specify a TypeScript function's return value in Microsoft Visual Studio 2013
• declare a custom object that contains several properties and a member function
• define an interface in TypeScript and use it to create a new custom object
• create a class in TypeScript using Visual Studio 2013
• use the extends keyword to implement class inheritance in TypeScript
• implement an interface for multiple classes in TypeScript
• extend an interface in TypeScript to pass a single data object in the call to the base constructor
• export interfaces and classes from internal modules to make them externally accessible
• extend an internal named module within the same file in TypeScript
• create and access a nested module in a TypeScript
• extend an internal module across two different TypeScript files in the same TypeScript project

TypeScript Essentials: Getting Started

TypeScript Essentials: Getting Started

• start the course
• set up a development environment for TypeScript in Microsoft Visual Studio 2013
• set up Visual Studio 2013 to display a split view of a TypeScript file with its corresponding JavaScript output
• use the Node.js package manager to install a TypeScript compiler and use it to compile a TypeScript file from the command-line
• customize TypeScript development environment in Visual Studio 2013
• describe the difference between type inferences and type annotations in TypeScript and the pitfalls of not correctly typing the variables
• apply types to a functions input and output variables in TypeScript
• describe the "any" type in TypeScript
• differentiate between the null and undefined values in TypeScript
• work with string arrays in TypeScript
• obtain a TypeScript definition file, include it in a project, and add a reference to it in a TypeScript HTML application in Visual Studio 2013
• use TypeScript with Visual Studio 2013 to perform compile-time debugging
• set up breakpoint in TypeScript code and carry out single-step debugging
• define a TypeScript function with required and optional input parameters in Microsoft Visual Studio 2013
• use an arrow function to specify a TypeScript function's return value in Microsoft Visual Studio 2013
• declare a custom object that contains several properties and a member function
• define an interface in TypeScript and use it to create a new custom object
• create a class in TypeScript using Visual Studio 2013
• use the extends keyword to implement class inheritance in TypeScript
• implement an interface for multiple classes in TypeScript
• extend an interface in TypeScript to pass a single data object in the call to the base constructor
• export interfaces and classes from internal modules to make them externally accessible
• extend an internal named module within the same file in TypeScript
• create and access a nested module in a TypeScript
• extend an internal module across two different TypeScript files in the same TypeScript project

TypeScript Essentials: Getting Started

TypeScript Essentials: Getting Started

• start the course
• set up a development environment for TypeScript in Microsoft Visual Studio 2013
• set up Visual Studio 2013 to display a split view of a TypeScript file with its corresponding JavaScript output
• use the Node.js package manager to install a TypeScript compiler and use it to compile a TypeScript file from the command-line
• customize TypeScript development environment in Visual Studio 2013
• describe the difference between type inferences and type annotations in TypeScript and the pitfalls of not correctly typing the variables
• apply types to a functions input and output variables in TypeScript
• describe the "any" type in TypeScript
• differentiate between the null and undefined values in TypeScript
• work with string arrays in TypeScript
• obtain a TypeScript definition file, include it in a project, and add a reference to it in a TypeScript HTML application in Visual Studio 2013
• use TypeScript with Visual Studio 2013 to perform compile-time debugging
• set up breakpoint in TypeScript code and carry out single-step debugging
• define a TypeScript function with required and optional input parameters in Microsoft Visual Studio 2013
• use an arrow function to specify a TypeScript function's return value in Microsoft Visual Studio 2013
• declare a custom object that contains several properties and a member function
• define an interface in TypeScript and use it to create a new custom object
• create a class in TypeScript using Visual Studio 2013
• use the extends keyword to implement class inheritance in TypeScript
• implement an interface for multiple classes in TypeScript
• extend an interface in TypeScript to pass a single data object in the call to the base constructor
• export interfaces and classes from internal modules to make them externally accessible
• extend an internal named module within the same file in TypeScript
• create and access a nested module in a TypeScript
• extend an internal module across two different TypeScript files in the same TypeScript project

TypeScript Essentials: Getting Started

TypeScript Essentials: Getting Started

• start the course
• set up a development environment for TypeScript in Microsoft Visual Studio 2013
• set up Visual Studio 2013 to display a split view of a TypeScript file with its corresponding JavaScript output
• use the Node.js package manager to install a TypeScript compiler and use it to compile a TypeScript file from the command-line
• customize TypeScript development environment in Visual Studio 2013
• describe the difference between type inferences and type annotations in TypeScript and the pitfalls of not correctly typing the variables
• apply types to a functions input and output variables in TypeScript
• describe the "any" type in TypeScript
• differentiate between the null and undefined values in TypeScript
• work with string arrays in TypeScript
• obtain a TypeScript definition file, include it in a project, and add a reference to it in a TypeScript HTML application in Visual Studio 2013
• use TypeScript with Visual Studio 2013 to perform compile-time debugging
• set up breakpoint in TypeScript code and carry out single-step debugging
• define a TypeScript function with required and optional input parameters in Microsoft Visual Studio 2013
• use an arrow function to specify a TypeScript function's return value in Microsoft Visual Studio 2013
• declare a custom object that contains several properties and a member function
• define an interface in TypeScript and use it to create a new custom object
• create a class in TypeScript using Visual Studio 2013
• use the extends keyword to implement class inheritance in TypeScript
• implement an interface for multiple classes in TypeScript
• extend an interface in TypeScript to pass a single data object in the call to the base constructor
• export interfaces and classes from internal modules to make them externally accessible
• extend an internal named module within the same file in TypeScript
• create and access a nested module in a TypeScript
• extend an internal module across two different TypeScript files in the same TypeScript project

TypeScript Essentials: Getting Started

TypeScript Essentials: Getting Started

• start the course
• set up a development environment for TypeScript in Microsoft Visual Studio 2013
• set up Visual Studio 2013 to display a split view of a TypeScript file with its corresponding JavaScript output
• use the Node.js package manager to install a TypeScript compiler and use it to compile a TypeScript file from the command-line
• customize TypeScript development environment in Visual Studio 2013
• describe the difference between type inferences and type annotations in TypeScript and the pitfalls of not correctly typing the variables
• apply types to a functions input and output variables in TypeScript
• describe the "any" type in TypeScript
• differentiate between the null and undefined values in TypeScript
• work with string arrays in TypeScript
• obtain a TypeScript definition file, include it in a project, and add a reference to it in a TypeScript HTML application in Visual Studio 2013
• use TypeScript with Visual Studio 2013 to perform compile-time debugging
• set up breakpoint in TypeScript code and carry out single-step debugging
• define a TypeScript function with required and optional input parameters in Microsoft Visual Studio 2013
• use an arrow function to specify a TypeScript function's return value in Microsoft Visual Studio 2013
• declare a custom object that contains several properties and a member function
• define an interface in TypeScript and use it to create a new custom object
• create a class in TypeScript using Visual Studio 2013
• use the extends keyword to implement class inheritance in TypeScript
• implement an interface for multiple classes in TypeScript
• extend an interface in TypeScript to pass a single data object in the call to the base constructor
• export interfaces and classes from internal modules to make them externally accessible
• extend an internal named module within the same file in TypeScript
• create and access a nested module in a TypeScript
• extend an internal module across two different TypeScript files in the same TypeScript project