How To Get Started With Typescript

I share some resources that helped me out when learning Typescript.

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[IlonaCodes]

TypeScript can be helpful to React developers in a lot of ways, because it allows to define complex 'type' definitions in the form of interfaces. Especially this is helpful if there is a complex 'type' in the app, such as an object which contains other properties. This results in strict checks which in turn reduces the amount of possible bugs that might have produced without it.

[anikethsaha]

Have you used accountjs? If possible please make a vedio with its graphql module authentication. Thanks

[swolebastard]

Awesome. Introduced TypeScript at my company and we're using it now in a couple of projects. I was wondering if you could maybe try React-Adopt with TypeScript in order to combine render props?

[cali]

I was used to Angular 2+ with REST APIs and MongoDB then I joined a start up where we are using React(without TS), GraphQL & Postgres and I really enjoy these techs more than the previous ones but I'm not sure if my colleagues will agree on having old projects with JS and new projects with TS. Also I'm wondering if it takes more time to code in TS than in JS and I'm a bit affraid of the learning curve for people unfamiliar with TS & the integration of 3rd party libs.

PS(suggestion): What do you think about making a CRON JOB through an AWS Lambda with GraphQL ?

[craigjohnson]

I had avoided TypeScript for the longest. I originally thought that it was just for Angular. I started having type errors in my React code. More people were recommending TypeScript over Prop-Types and Flow. I gave it try it wasn't so bad. It took me a day to get TypeScript to work with Webpack and Babel but now I love it. Thanks for the great videos! ;-)