No BS TS #16 - Abstract Classes in Typescript

Let's see how and why we might use abstract classes in Typescript as we model Street Fighters.

00:00 Introduction
00:20 Creating StreetFighter
01:08 Abstract Classes
03:50 Abstract Accessors
05:12 Outroduction

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[anshikgupta]

That Hadoken effect was unexpected 😀, btw loved this implmentation.

[francis_n]

Haha I was waiting for you to implement Ryu's special attack. Jack you did not disappoint! Street Fighter was my life growing up as a young lad and love this fusion with TypeScript 👍🏾

[ruthang]

I'm following the course in the dark, at midnight, half asleep.
Your voice is so calm and all of a sudden i heard the "Hadoken" scream.
I felt my soul leaving my body.

[aram]

Oh man, I thank you for that entire nobsts series, pure gold! I often go and peek into source code of various libraries. This usually leaves me dragged me down as I realize I wouldn't be able to type stuff so precisely. My eyes get crossed looking at the abstract classes, multiple generics, keyof's, declare's... Now with your series I should have some more dignity left when reading that code :)

[Malak]

That spec effect in the middle of the video was cool) Love Your sense of humor:)

[alexgochenour]

Nailed it, this is so good. And great choice of example. Thanks Jack!

[RichardScoop]

Thanks for the lessons. Learned a lot about Street Fighter too.

[pp-studio]

Thank you. And I love your teaching style Hadouken !

[sahej]

OMG, that hadoken is an editing masterclass
awesome fun TS series
thanks so much

[ChillAutos]

Ive never seen abstract classes explained so well.

[kettenbach]

So frikin good bro. Big Street Fighter and TypeScript fan. Beautiful ❤️. 🤜🤜🤜🤜

[rodolfolorote]

This should have more views it really helped me a lot thanks

[babatundeadenowo]

Jack doing the "Hadoken!" with a straight face, haha.

[jacobharris]

I've definitely use this pattern in JS, had no idea it had a name. TS is cool man.

[DedicatedManagers]

You use typescript getters and setters in this video. Have you discussed them and how they are different than properties or functions? (I may have missed it)

[raphaelmarcomirandilla]

I'm watching this series from ep1 and that hadouken is super unexpected.

[mrjzhde]

2:18 WTF 😂😂 I was dozing off and all of a sudden

[oykfwrl]

U scared me when u did Hadoken lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[muhammadarslanrana]

Can we not achieve the same by just implementing an interface?

[berkaygurcan]

As I understand it, abstract classes create an interface for subclasses, right?