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TypeScript Programming Certification

A practitioner-level course covering TypeScript programming, static typing, functions, interfaces, classes, generics, modules, asynchronous programming, API integration, and modern development practices.

  • 3 DaysDuration
  • PPLAccredited
  • 3 LanguagesArabic · English · Hindi
  • ₹7,999.00 Per delegate

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— The journey

Course Outline

What the programme covers, module by module.

Module 1: Introduction to TypeScript

  • TypeScript overview
  • TypeScript versus JavaScript
  • Static typing
  • Key benefits
  • TypeScript ecosystem
  • Common use cases

Module 2: Setting Up TypeScript

  • Node.js environment
  • Installing TypeScript
  • TypeScript compiler
  • Creating projects
  • tsconfig.json
  • Compilation workflow

Module 3: TypeScript Type System

  • Type annotations
  • Type inference
  • Primitive types
  • any
  • unknown
  • never

Module 4: Variables & Operators

  • Variable declarations
  • let and const
  • Assignment
  • Arithmetic operators
  • Comparison operators
  • Logical operators

Module 5: Arrays & Tuples

  • Typed arrays
  • Array operations
  • Multidimensional arrays
  • Tuples
  • Readonly tuples
  • Destructuring

Module 6: Objects & Object Types

  • Object types
  • Property definitions
  • Optional properties
  • Readonly properties
  • Nested objects
  • Object type inference

Module 7: Functions

  • Typed parameters
  • Return types
  • Optional parameters
  • Default parameters
  • Rest parameters
  • Function types

Module 8: Union, Intersection & Literal Types

  • Union types
  • Intersection types
  • Literal types
  • Type aliases
  • Type narrowing
  • Discriminated unions

Module 9: Interfaces

  • Interface concepts
  • Defining interfaces
  • Optional members
  • Readonly members
  • Extending interfaces
  • Interface implementation

Module 10: Classes & Object-Oriented Programming

  • Classes
  • Constructors
  • Properties
  • Methods
  • Access modifiers
  • Encapsulation

Module 11: Inheritance & Abstraction

  • Inheritance
  • Method overriding
  • Abstract classes
  • Abstract methods
  • Polymorphism
  • Class relationships

Module 12: Generics

  • Generic concepts
  • Generic functions
  • Generic classes
  • Generic interfaces
  • Generic constraints
  • Reusable type-safe code

Module 13: Enums & Advanced Types

  • Numeric enums
  • String enums
  • keyof
  • typeof
  • Indexed access types
  • Conditional type concepts

Module 14: Utility Types

  • Partial
  • Required
  • Readonly
  • Pick
  • Omit
  • Record

Module 15: Modules & Namespaces

  • Module concepts
  • Exporting
  • Importing
  • Default exports
  • Module organisation
  • Namespace concepts

Module 16: Type Guards & Type Narrowing

  • Type guards
  • typeof guards
  • instanceof
  • in operator
  • Custom type guards
  • Control-flow narrowing

Module 17: Error Handling

  • Error concepts
  • try-catch
  • Throwing errors
  • Custom errors
  • Error typing
  • Defensive programming

Module 18: Asynchronous TypeScript

  • Asynchronous programming
  • Promises
  • Typed promises
  • async
  • await
  • Asynchronous error handling

Module 19: Working with APIs

  • HTTP concepts
  • API requests
  • Typed responses
  • Request models
  • Response interfaces
  • API error handling

Module 20: TypeScript with Modern Applications

  • DOM typing
  • Event handling
  • Form data
  • TypeScript with front-end frameworks
  • TypeScript with Node.js
  • Shared type definitions

Module 21: Testing & Debugging TypeScript

  • Testing concepts
  • Type checking
  • Unit testing fundamentals
  • Debugging
  • Source maps
  • Identifying type errors

Module 22: TypeScript Development Best Practices

  • Strict mode
  • Type-safe coding
  • Code organisation
  • Reusable types
  • Maintainability
  • Performance considerations
— 01.2 · Is it right for you?

Who it's for & what's included

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Who it's for

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What's included

Everything you get

  • Live instructor on-site
  • Printed workbook & materials
  • Group exercises & case studies
Who it's for

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What's included

Everything you get

  • Live instructor via video call
  • Digital workbook & resources
  • Session recordings
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Everything you get

  • On-demand video lessons
  • Interactive quizzes
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— About this course

Course Overview

The TypeScript Programming Certification course equips working professionals with practical skills for developing scalable and maintainable applications using TypeScript. Learners explore TypeScript configuration, type systems, functions, interfaces, object-oriented programming, generics, modules, utility types, error handling, asynchronous programming, APIs, testing, debugging, and integration with modern JavaScript development environments.

— What you will master

Course Objectives

01

Understand TypeScript syntax, configuration, compilation, and static typing concepts.

02

Apply TypeScript's type system to develop reliable and maintainable applications.

03

Work effectively with functions, objects, arrays, tuples, interfaces, and advanced types.

04

Apply classes, inheritance, abstraction, and object-oriented programming principles.

05

Build reusable and type-safe solutions using generics and utility types.

06

Implement modules, type guards, error handling, and asynchronous programming.

07

Integrate TypeScript with APIs, browser applications, and modern development environments.

08

Apply testing, debugging, strict typing, and maintainable TypeScript development practices.

— Questions answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Who should attend this course?
The course is suitable for JavaScript developers, front-end developers, full-stack developers, software developers, and working professionals interested in type-safe application development.
What prior knowledge is recommended?
A basic understanding of JavaScript programming, functions, objects, and modern web development concepts is recommended.
Does the course cover advanced TypeScript types?
Yes. Learners explore unions, intersections, literal types, generics, utility types, indexed access types, type guards, and narrowing.
Does the course cover asynchronous programming?
Yes. The course covers promises, async/await, typed asynchronous operations, and asynchronous error handling.
Does the course cover API integration?
Yes. Learners explore HTTP concepts, typed API requests and responses, request models, response interfaces, and API error handling.
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