Web Development with TypeScript: From Basics to Deployment
300 pages
English
PDF
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Web Development with TypeScript: From Basics to Deployment

Web Development with TypeScript: From Basics to Deployment

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This book is your guide to the world of modern web development using TypeScript. You will start with the very basics: installation, environment setup, basic types and interfaces. Gradually, you will move on to advanced features: generics, decorators, conditional types, and working with asynchrony. Each chapter contains practical examples and assignments to reinforce the material.

The book covers three main areas:

  • Frontend Development: building applications in React and Angular with full typing of components, state management (Redux, NgRx), working with forms, and routing.
  • Backend Development: building REST API and GraphQL servers on Node.js (Express, NestJS), working with databases (TypeORM, Prisma), authentication and authorization.
  • Infrastructure and Deployment: configuring builds (Webpack, Vite), CI/CD (GitHub Actions, Docker), deployment to Vercel, Netlify, AWS. A separate chapter is dedicated to monitoring and logging production applications.

Who this book is for:

  • Beginner developers familiar with JavaScript basics who want to learn TypeScript from scratch.
  • Experienced JS developers who want to structure their knowledge and switch to typed code.
  • Full-stack developers who want a unified technology stack for frontend and backend.
  • Team leads and architects planning to introduce TypeScript into existing projects.

After reading, you will be able to:

  • Confidently write typed code and use advanced TypeScript features.
  • Create full-fledged web applications from scratch to production.
  • Configure builds, testing, and deployment.
  • Understand the internal structure of popular frameworks.
  • Write readable, maintainable, and safe code.

All code examples are available in the GitHub repository. The book is written in a lively style, with an emphasis on practice. You won't just read theory — you will create real projects: an online store, a blog with an admin panel, a real-time chat application, and an API for a mobile app.

Join the TypeScript developer community. This book will be your reliable reference for years to come.

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