I was able to complete the course in an afternoon with my existing TypeScript experience. This provides a strong foundation for many situations you’ll encounter with TypeScript in a codebase. Typing Async Requests, Dynamic Keys, Errors, and Callbacks.The goal is to make both the Vitest tests and the TypeScript checker happy with your own solutions. The Beginner’s TypeScript tutorial contains 18 lessons, all with problems and solutions presented in an IDE with accompanying video explanations. Matt even built a VS Code extension to help with TypeScript errors! There is a lot here to be excited about. There’s also a Discord community to interact with other’s taking the course. The website contains tips and articles about TypeScript, and Matt creates videos on YouTube and Twitter.
There is also a free Zod Tutorial with 10 exercises I plan to do next. I completed the free Beginner’s TypeScript Tutorial. I knew of Matt from his work with the Stately.ai team and open source projects. When I saw that Matt Pocock was releasing a TypeScript course, I decided to check it out. Instead, I learned on-the-job using the codebase, my experience with types from C#, and documentation and online resources.
I’ve used TypeScript in production and side projects with frameworks like React and Vue, but have never taking an actual course.
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