This guys really knows how to teach something: - Start with known errors - Incentivize thinking, rather than passively watching for the answer - Structure knowledge step by step in orderly fashion Congrats!
The overall presentation with all its quality and effectiveness, has destroyed my prejudices and distance against TS, Thanks to this instructor of great competence for his good work.
This is really by far the best Typescript online lesson I have ever seen! Concise, precise, and really fun to watch and follow. Sure not for any new comer, but if you are looking to complete your training in typescript, definitively this is it
Best tutorial for beginners ! I started learning the frontend 2 weeks back and went through some js basics. I could still understand and follow each and every line of code. Thanks man !! I liked how you wrote code in JS first and then concept wise started converting those in typescript giving full understanding of why we are using typescript instead of js. Thanks a lot man !!!
One of the best course on typescript. Bob, your teaching method and engagement techniques are the best. It was fun follow along with you in this course. Hope to learn more from you in the future. Thank you, Bob!
Absolutely brilliant! Such enjoyable course. What a good instructor and the scrimba site blow out my head, it a kind of sorcery, how is it possible that we can touch the code and move the screen while the instructor is talking and moving the cursor. That kind of interactivity feels like if the instructor were just there besides you!
Awesome instructor. I didn't know TypeScript and need to use it for a project. I can't believe in just a few hours, I can say TypeScript is easy! :) Thank you!
I'm dumfounded when I stop to think and list how many "Coding Languages" That exist.. It would be wonderful to develop a Coding Language that would become the only one needed (incorporrating all the best aspects) of them all.. But.. I guess only in a dream.
A lot of languages have the goal of being "the only language you need for X use case", this is the exact reason why there are so many languages in the first place
Thanks Goddd thanksssssss. Ur very helping me veteran iam going watching full this video and learning. Bro, your video coincides with an assignment from university to create a website from Typescript, which is a coincidence. Thanksss
for the last trick you could have used NoInfer on second param of addToArray. Then T would be infered only on type of the array being added to and it would be cleanly Order and Pizza.
Bob you are just amazing and i am so happy i met your materialsI think we have enough of technologies to build a fully functional e-commerce website if you are with me like my comment
hello team freecodecamp, I haven't seen any video from Sanjeev in a long time, I guess he stopped making videos on channel too, so will he ever appear on a new tutorial on your channel?
This is a course on Scrimba, and was cross posted here on freeCodeCamp. Currently Scrimba doesn’t have the pop ups baked into the recordings, but I’m really hoping that it will in the future 🤞🏻
i followed along up until 36:00 when you ran the type script code, i kid you not had verbatim what you wrote and is throwing errors like type: Pizza:not found type: =: found { is a shell command
Immutable Reference: When you declare an array using const, you're making the reference to the array immutable, not the contents of the array itself Immutability: If you want true immutability, you need to use methods like Object.freeze() or libraries designed for immutable data structures
@@Amithbny If you already know the basic concepts of Javascript you can go for Typescript, the only thing that will take you a bit to get used to is that TS is a strong typed language.
For anyone interested in the application of types beyond the basics Domain Modeling Made Functional - Scott Wlaschin ua-cam.com/video/2JB1_e5wZmU/v-deo.html
Typescript needs so many testimonials, even a threat to an employment, to convince people to use it. 😂 If you decide to sell sandwiches, you have to pay developers again to write "addNewSandwich" and "selectedSandwich". 😂 What a waste of time.
This guys really knows how to teach something:
- Start with known errors
- Incentivize thinking, rather than passively watching for the answer
- Structure knowledge step by step in orderly fashion
Congrats!
Agreed!
bob's courses are really a must not gonna lie
I learned React from him over 3 years ago. Already got my paws dirty with a bit of TypeScript tonight 😋
i watched the whole thing in one go, this guy is awesome, thank you bob.
A bob-ziroll-course is a must-watch, thnak you Bob
The overall presentation with all its quality and effectiveness, has destroyed my prejudices and distance against TS,
Thanks to this instructor of great competence for his good work.
This is really by far the best Typescript online lesson I have ever seen! Concise, precise, and really fun to watch and follow. Sure not for any new comer, but if you are looking to complete your training in typescript, definitively this is it
Thanks! It was a good course. It could have been packed with more information, but still a solid piece of work.
I'd be interested in part 2.
Best tutorial for beginners ! I started learning the frontend 2 weeks back and went through some js basics. I could still understand and follow each and every line of code. Thanks man !! I liked how you wrote code in JS first and then concept wise started converting those in typescript giving full understanding of why we are using typescript instead of js.
Thanks a lot man !!!
I used to find TypeScript annoying, but after this excellent course, I see the point of it. For my next project, I am going to use it.
Bob's courses are the best, he really care about the student who are taking his course and course content is just wow, THE BEST ❤❤
The challenges at the beginning are keepign me engaged. Wonderful instructor thus far.
One of the best course on typescript. Bob, your teaching method and engagement techniques are the best. It was fun follow along with you in this course. Hope to learn more from you in the future. Thank you, Bob!
I'm about to complete this whole thing today and I just can't help but say thank you to the instructor. Now I have to find a TS project to do
Absolutely brilliant! Such enjoyable course. What a good instructor and the scrimba site blow out my head, it a kind of sorcery, how is it possible that we can touch the code and move the screen while the instructor is talking and moving the cursor. That kind of interactivity feels like if the instructor were just there besides you!
Best course i've watched so far!
Typescript is my everyday language. The strict typing helps us a lot catching bugs early in the development
Ur salary? Job?
Bob ziroll is the living legend of react ecosystem i learned react from him in scrimba
Awesome instructor. I didn't know TypeScript and need to use it for a project. I can't believe in just a few hours, I can say TypeScript is easy! :) Thank you!
That was great! I finished it in one shot. I hope we get more on Typescript from Bob. Thanks Bob!
Oh, my first React teacher from Scrimba
Me too,
Now we're here again learning typescript.
Voice are so clear. Great explanation. I love your clear accent. Love you boss. Keep it up. Awaiting for new tutorial ❤
im using playwright and typescript for work so hoping this will really help me understand what im getting into!
i really like the the way it teaches us to actually give us challenge learn along the way
Finally this guy has made me torch typescript for once
I'm dumfounded when I stop to think and list how many "Coding Languages" That exist.. It would be wonderful to develop a Coding Language that would become the only one needed (incorporrating all the best aspects) of them all.. But.. I guess only in a dream.
eating soup with fork is possible, but not effective. Not one type can fit all needs. Therefore the diversity
@@dheerajvithalkar Plus a lot of them are simply abandoned by industry or barely used. Only a few of them are truly relevant for an average dev
A lot of languages have the goal of being "the only language you need for X use case", this is the exact reason why there are so many languages in the first place
Let's all just use a screwdriver when we need to hammer something 😂
C and assembly works for pretty much everything, most languages are just fancy front end over complication of these two
Thanks your tutorial helped me alot now its time for me to build my quiz project
Ok, scheduled to learn typescript this week and fcc just popped up the lesson for me 😎
Such an amazing course!!! Greetings from México!!!
Thanks Goddd thanksssssss. Ur very helping me veteran iam going watching full this video and learning. Bro, your video coincides with an assignment from university to create a website from Typescript, which is a coincidence. Thanksss
Excellent video and wonderful teaching
Thanks a lot 😊
Great course, and very well explained, I love the mini challenges.
This is again an amazing course. I have suggested my four friends to join free code camp, they are now subscribers of free code camp.
for the last trick you could have used NoInfer on second param of addToArray.
Then T would be infered only on type of the array being added to and it would be cleanly Order and Pizza.
Involving, entertaining course, thank you!
hands-on mode.
I thought this was very helpful?
Learn English next
@@Outlines great advice, thank you!
let's put entertaining or involving instead of hilarious.
Or is it "hands-on mode" that sounds not right?
Amazing tutorial, thank you!
Bob you are just amazing and i am so happy i met your materialsI think we have enough of technologies to build a fully functional e-commerce website if you are with me like my comment
@freecodecamp pls bring full fledged mathematics course for machine learning
Great typescript video!
Great tutorial ❤
Loved it.
Thanks team.
Thank you so much!
Super .. on my watch list😊
Thank you.
hello team freecodecamp, I haven't seen any video from Sanjeev in a long time, I guess he stopped making videos on channel too, so will he ever appear on a new tutorial on your channel?
To think all this time we managed just fine all these years without another Microsoft overhead!
I'm here love it
Thank you Bobs a roll
Why i remember that i've seen it two days ago :)))
Hello sir good evening sir,
please can you make a video on AI for Beginners🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
What are the prereuisites to watch this Typescript video?
жду продолжения. спасибо
Udemy: plz stop
😂
Time stamp: 23:00
If you had used OBS to record then you could have captured the popup text when hovering over redlined text.
This is a course on Scrimba, and was cross posted here on freeCodeCamp. Currently Scrimba doesn’t have the pop ups baked into the recordings, but I’m really hoping that it will in the future 🤞🏻
Great thanks
i followed along up until 36:00 when you ran the type script code, i kid you not had verbatim what you wrote and is throwing errors like
type: Pizza:not found
type: =: found
{ is a shell command
Salam thank you Bob
please record the entire screen next time so we can see the error messages.
1:26:15
Where did you talk about type Void? @ 1:18:05 I think something is missing?
What about coding in React Native with Expo, where you can see your app live while coding?
That was fun
Basically Typescript is Java in Javascript.
I love it
I can't understand why even though he declared the menu array as a const it still pushed the objects into the array. Anyone has a clue??
Immutable Reference: When you declare an array using const, you're making the reference to the array immutable, not the contents of the array itself
Immutability: If you want true immutability, you need to use methods like Object.freeze() or libraries designed for immutable data structures
@TJ-hs1qm thank you so much ❤️❤️
Do I Still need typescript, if I can use chatGPT to find the flaw in my code and ChatGPT can fix it right away?
Hey...... Why there are tooo many ads ¿!!!!!!???????
Man Typescript is not easy yrr!
What is in line 11 pls I can’t see it clearly
5:00
1:13:45 Is anybody have the error to?
node:internal/errors:496
ErrorCaptureStackTrace(err);
^
TypeError [ERR_UNKNOWN_FILE_EXTENSION]: Unknown file extension ".ts" for "......."
code: 'ERR_UNKNOWN_FILE_EXTENSION'
}
When I try to run the JS file scrimbda just ignore me, someone knows why? It just runs the TS file.
Finallyy
i guess we are not able to read ur intellisense popup 1:03:22
.if only I had a laptop 💻
Is it okay to study ts if I only know the basics of js ?
I don’t know either one, but I’d say it is okay, just be prepared for a serious challenge.
@@void9545 oh okay let me try then 😁
@@Amithbny If you already know the basic concepts of Javascript you can go for Typescript, the only thing that will take you a bit to get used to is that TS is a strong typed language.
Yeah, just give it a shot. You'll not regret.
I'm sorry where is the local environment setup? Why would I wanna work on a web based editor! 👎
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finally no accent
Hi can anyone one help me in this I'm the beginninger sooo
a book
Harris Paul Lewis Brian Robinson Jennifer
👍👍👍
you're going too fast!!!
you're just slow
😍
For anyone interested in the application of types beyond the basics
Domain Modeling Made Functional - Scott Wlaschin
ua-cam.com/video/2JB1_e5wZmU/v-deo.html
Teach type script instead of boring JavaScript
Typescript needs so many testimonials, even a threat to an employment, to convince people to use it. 😂 If you decide to sell sandwiches, you have to pay developers again to write "addNewSandwich" and "selectedSandwich". 😂 What a waste of time.
How many TS courses for beginners there are on this channel? Not enough? Seriously, the same topic again and again
Too much intro.
Thanks team freecodecamp... You all are life savers 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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