This Learning Path helps you explore the world of the three most popular web technologies and learn their applications in modern web applications.
You’ll begin this Learning Path by studying how TypeScript relates to JavaScript that you might have written before. You’ll understand the benefits of TypeScript and how it helps you to avoid software defects. You’ll learn to use type guards, check null and undefined, create tagged union types, and compare the performance of algorithms. You’ll use TypeScript to build a weather forecast widget with Angular, and then build a note-taking client/server application using Angular, Node.js, and MongoDB. You’ll also create a real-time chat application with React.
While learning React, you’ll learn all that you need to tackle real-world projects and challenges. You’ll learn the nuances while setting up a React-based application and designing a UI. Once you are comfortable in the React world, you’ll be introduced to components and will be shown how to compose them using JSX. You will also dive into advanced concepts, such as data propagation, data binding, and managing the internal state of a component. You’ll also learn about component lifecycle events and understand how to manage routing.
You’ll learn JavaScript, starting with the libraries that aid in building applications with a microservices-based architecture. You’ll see ways to develop applications that have features, such as audio and video calling, real-time score updates, multi-faceted search options and more.
About the Authors :
Sahil Malik, the founder, and principal of Winsmarts, has been a Microsoft MVP and INETA Speaker for the past 8 years, author and reviewer of many books and numerous articles in both the .NET and SharePoint space, consultant and trainer who delivers training and talks at conferences internationally. Sahil has trained for the best names in the Microsoft technology space and has architected and delivered SharePoint based solutions for extremely high profile clients. Sahil has been deeply involved in SharePoint 2010 and is the author of Microsoft SharePoint 2010: Building Solutions for SharePoint 2010 published by Apress.
David W. Parker is programming professionally for 16 years. He had worked for large enterprises such as the United States Air Force. His work also includes several small startups as CTO and VP of Engineering. He is the co-founder of Uvize, accepted into Techstars startup accelerator and later sold it. He has a passion for graphics, personal finance, and education.
