TypeScript Basics 3 - How TypeScript works

TypeScript works by 'transpiling' your code into traditional JavaScript. This happens through a program called the TypeScript compiler. Learn about it in this video.

Learn about the basics of TypeScript. Understand how types work, how to use arrays and tuples, how to declare classes and interfaces. Understand concepts of type erasure, duck typing, enums, generics and modules. Create a development workflow and configure the TypeScript compiler to your needs. And watch as I build an end-to-end TypeScript application from scratch.

[sarjibkarki]

Thank you so much for all your great tutorials. Couldn't do much in return than just click on the ads that appear in your videos every time I watch your tutorials.

[uma_r]

Love the happiness in your face when you say write in language which you understand and it gets converted to JS. Thanks for the courses sir

[gopalcse]

seriously dude, cool videos . As we know Many people knows the things but, very few can make others to know . Best teacher. Keep teaching

[amritasahoo]

Sir after long time.. Please share more videos on spring like spring security and spring cloud.. We really need it. I have been waiting desperately for the videos from you for a long time.

[kumarreddy]

Thanks For sharing the videos on Type Script, Nice to see you back again. Please share videos on some Spring Security and Single Sign on please.

[rashmiambedkar]

Thanks for this video :) part from this hv learned new words - best of both worlds, save the day, take toll

[SyedZainUlHasan]

So if we are converting everything in javascript at the end. That means all the problems that we have discussed in the previous video still exist?

[venkatduvvuru]

Can you make a video on how we can setup the Angular project in eclipse and creating one sample Angular, Java, Spring and Hibernate application...

[SwamiNathansai]

But we have Object.freeze method which helps in preventing us from adding new properties to an object.

[dhananjayradhanpura]

Is C language a platform independent language?

[turinreza]

For C++ you worry about the platform and architecture you are writing code for,
you even have to check architecture and pragma a bunch of warnings, defines .etc
especialy for writing for mobile, linx, android, windows.
seriously?

maybe java, c#, maybe managed C++