Author: Zen and the Art of Computer Programming
1 Introduction
TypeScript is a free and open source programming language developed by Microsoft that is a superset of JavaScript. Compared with JavaScript, TypeScript provides a static type system and other additional features, making it easier for developers to maintain and deploy code. TypeScript is widely used in JavaScript frameworks and large-scale projects such as Angular, React, Vue, and Node.js.
With the rapid development of front-end technology and the popularity of Node.js, more and more people are beginning to learn TypeScript to develop web applications. TypeScript has flourished in the community environment and has become a mainstream programming language. It has great potential to become the first choice among enterprise-level programming languages. Therefore, many companies have begun to recruit TypeScript-related positions. In order to help more people respond to TypeScript interviews quickly and accurately, this special plan will systematically review TypeScript knowledge points from three aspects: knowledge structure, basic syntax, and coding practice, and provide interview-related suggestions, hoping to give those in need Readers who are preparing for interviews are offered assistance.
This special plan is divided into the following stages:
Phase 1 - TypeScript Basics
First of all, this issue will include explanations of common knowledge points such as TypeScript's basic concepts, data types, variable declarations, functions, control statements, classes, interfaces, etc. The article will be elaborated in the form of pictures and texts, striving to enable readers to quickly understand the basic knowledge points of TypeScript and master these knowledge points to solve practical problems.
Phase II - Advanced TypeScript
The second issue will include explanations of TypeScript’s advanced features, project configuration, module import and export, type inference, generics, decorators, asynchronous programming and other knowledge points. The article will continue to extend the knowledge content of TypeScript and strive to give readers a deeper understanding of the various features of TypeScript. In addition, TypeScript project configuration and module import guide will be specially organized for readers.