I've been struggling to find a typescript for a week on youtube and today I watched your video and was really amazed at how easy you explain it. This is the best tutorial ever, thank you very much. 😉
At the 2.30 mark he pastes this: { "compilerOptions": { "target": "es5", "module": "CommonJS", "strict": true, "outDir": "dist", "skipLibCheck": true }, "include": ["src/**/*.ts"] } For my fellow VS code users, check out the extention "Pretty TS errors". It makes error more read- and understandable.
if you're used to python type hinting then typescript will surely be a breeze~ enjoying it rn on a side note tho, I highly recommend you use node version manager, this will prevent you from installing unnecessary stuff that comes with defaults on node installation and make it easier to switch different versions
Is it necessary to watch a 4 hour typescript tutorial for frontend devs? TBH, I don't memorize any syntax and I'm using AI to write alot of my code. I focus on APIs and functionality and I can always refer to projects if I forget something?
Just in case anyone else on Windows was having this error - VS code does not allow you to execute the script using the tsc command. You need to change the execution policy by opening PowerShell as adminsistrator and pasting: "Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser"
Hello Tim may you please provide text based notes as you did with your Python Tutorials, your 30 minute video turned into a whole day video, it's hard for me to follow, I need reference note for practice.
Thanks but if you have 100 animals to find out if it swims or barks, plus 98 other checks, just have a custom function in each to return said unique value. I know your teaching TS over functional logic, but it made my brain hurt... lol
I've been struggling to find a typescript for a week on youtube and today I watched your video and was really amazed at how easy you explain it. This is the best tutorial ever, thank you very much. 😉
The best typescript crash course I have ever seen. Thanks Tim
Thanks Tim. The fact this video still only has 17k views is a testament to how under-appreciated TS really is
This video is short and sweet. I was surprise by a lot of similarity between C# and typescript. Pretty cool!
It was made by the same person who made C#.
Great intro, I don't know why I've avoided learning TypeScript, it's awesome. Thanks!
At the 2.30 mark he pastes this:
{
"compilerOptions": {
"target": "es5",
"module": "CommonJS",
"strict": true,
"outDir": "dist",
"skipLibCheck": true
},
"include": ["src/**/*.ts"]
}
For my fellow VS code users, check out the extention "Pretty TS errors".
It makes error more read- and understandable.
Why he needs to paste that 😅
I’m going to give typescript a try because of this video!
Thanks - very useful intro to TypeScript with great examples.
if you're used to python type hinting then typescript will surely be a breeze~ enjoying it rn
on a side note tho, I highly recommend you use node version manager, this will prevent you from installing unnecessary stuff that comes with defaults on node installation and make it easier to switch different versions
I just finished some JavaScript courses and now might take on TS. Kinda seems worth the lift, if anything else to have another project under my belt
Great tutorial!
Thank you nice tutorial
thank u so much
Waiting for exactly this
Is it necessary to watch a 4 hour typescript tutorial for frontend devs? TBH, I don't memorize any syntax and I'm using AI to write alot of my code. I focus on APIs and functionality and I can always refer to projects if I forget something?
Just in case anyone else on Windows was having this error - VS code does not allow you to execute the script using the tsc command.
You need to change the execution policy by opening PowerShell as adminsistrator and pasting:
"Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser"
Thanks
hi Tim, what’s app you use to screen your computer ?
is there any cases where it gets dumb?
Perfect timings
{
"compilerOptions": {
"target": "ESNext", // target version of javascript
"module": "CommonJS", // module type
"outDir": "./dist", // output directory
"strict": true, // enable all strict type checking
"forceConsistentCasingInFileNames": true // force consistent casing in file names
},
"include": [
"src/**/*.ts" // include all ts files in src directory
],
"exclude": [
"node_modules" // exclude node_modules
]
}
Nice 👍👍👍
thanks tim
Amazing!
Pls teach data structures and make one video on syntax of machine learning models
Good tutorials
Hello Tim may you please provide text based notes as you did with your Python Tutorials, your 30 minute video turned into a whole day video, it's hard for me to follow, I need reference note for practice.
Might I suggest bootstrap Studio for making HTML side of your projects
When taking efficient notes on this it seems to be all over the place. Like lets make a whole mini project with it or full script of the examples.
why is no one talking about the fact that he called himself a dog in 11:55/31:41
Tutotial wow
cool
The first guy to comment
Thanks but if you have 100 animals to find out if it swims or barks, plus 98 other checks, just have a custom function in each to return said unique value. I know your teaching TS over functional logic, but it made my brain hurt... lol