- You might want to read/skim Microsoft's "TypeScript In 5 Minutes" Tutorial
- NodeJS
- NPM
- An IDE that supports TypeScript feedback:
- Visual Studio Code
- Provides built-in, first-class TypeScript support... and it's FREE! :)
- Also okay, but not recommended is any other IDE. I hear that Webstorm/IntelliJ is decent though. However, atom and sublime have okay plugins/extension for TypeScript. VSCode is preferred.
- Visual Studio Code
- Run
npm install
- Take a quick look at the basic TypeScript language features.
- You don't need to become a master through reading that ^ link. That's what this workshop is for! :)
- Start with any file in the lessons folder and start by:
- There are two "varieties" of lesson files:
- (1) Lessons that are designed to help migrate your JavaScript to TypeScript. To take those lessons:
- rename the file extension from ".js" to be ".ts"
- hover over the errors (one at a time) and follow the steps/guidelines in the comments
- (2) Lessons that start in TypeScript. To take those lessons:
- rename the file extension from ".ts.CHANGEME" to be ".ts"
- hover over the errors (one at a time) and follow the steps/guidelines in the comments
- (1) Lessons that are designed to help migrate your JavaScript to TypeScript. To take those lessons:
- There are two "varieties" of lesson files: