ISBN: 9798194712397 - typescript 7.0 programming in 14 days: master type-safe node services with the native compiler through daily drills (learn programming in 14 days) (6 resultados)

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Fourteen days. One project. Every listing executed.This is a drill manual, not a tutorial. Every rule of the TypeScript type system is stated in as few words as it can be, shown working in a short program with its real captured output, and then handed straight back as problems. Every listing was run on TypeScript 7.0.2 and Node v24.13.1, and every printed block, diagnostics included, is a paste from that run. Nothing here is written from expectation.TypeScript 7.0 replaced the compiler with a native Go implementation. Two changes meet you on Day 1: strict is on in a new project by default, and the es5 target has been removed. Both are shown happening on the page.What you will buildOne project runs through the whole book: shiftlog, a shift-scheduling service on Node. It starts as a single typed function on Day 1 and ends on Day 14 as a package with declarations, source maps, a referenced build, and a pipeline that gates one step on another. No day uses anything an earlier day has not introduced.The fourteen daysWeek one - the type system.Day 1 - The Compiler, the Project and the First TypeDay 2 - Primitives, Literals and InferenceDay 3 - Objects, Interfaces and Structural TypingDay 4 - Unions, Narrowing and Discriminated UnionsDay 5 - Functions, Parameters and OverloadsDay 6 - Arrays, Tuples and ReadonlyDay 7 - GenericsWeek two - the type system at work.Day 8 - Conditional and Mapped TypesDay 9 - Classes, Accessibility and AbstractionDay 10 - Modules, Resolution and Declaration FilesDay 11 - Asynchronous TypesDay 12 - Validation at the BoundaryDay 13 - Strictness and MigrationDay 14 - The BuildInside398 worked examples, each a complete program with its real output and a figure398 figures, drawn to read in black and white802 numbered problems in five sets a chapter: review questions, worked problems, worked programming problems, practice problems, practice programming problems468 listings executed, every one on the versions aboveEvery diagnostic printed with its code, because the code is what you search forWho it is forProgrammers who already write JavaScript - functions, objects, promises, modules - and want the type system to become a tool rather than an obstacle. No prior TypeScript is assumed. For students, for interview and exam preparation, and for working programmers who want fluency rather than a reference.What it deliberately leaves outNo framework, no bundler, no decorators, and no test runner. A type system is easier to see without any of them in front of it. The runtime is Node and the only build tool is the compiler.372 pages. Work the problems. That is what the book is for. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Condición: New. Print on Demand.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Fourteen days. One project. Every listing executed.This is a drill manual, not a tutorial. Every rule of the TypeScript type system is stated in as few words as it can be, shown working in a short program with its real captured output, and then handed straight back as problems. Every listing was run on TypeScript 7.0.2 and Node v24.13.1, and every printed block, diagnostics included, is a paste from that run. Nothing here is written from expectation.TypeScript 7.0 replaced the compiler with a native Go implementation. Two changes meet you on Day 1: strict is on in a new project by default, and the es5 target has been removed. Both are shown happening on the page.What you will buildOne project runs through the whole book: shiftlog, a shift-scheduling service on Node. It starts as a single typed function on Day 1 and ends on Day 14 as a package with declarations, source maps, a referenced build, and a pipeline that gates one step on another. No day uses anything an earlier day has not introduced.The fourteen daysWeek one - the type system.Day 1 - The Compiler, the Project and the First TypeDay 2 - Primitives, Literals and InferenceDay 3 - Objects, Interfaces and Structural TypingDay 4 - Unions, Narrowing and Discriminated UnionsDay 5 - Functions, Parameters and OverloadsDay 6 - Arrays, Tuples and ReadonlyDay 7 - GenericsWeek two - the type system at work.Day 8 - Conditional and Mapped TypesDay 9 - Classes, Accessibility and AbstractionDay 10 - Modules, Resolution and Declaration FilesDay 11 - Asynchronous TypesDay 12 - Validation at the BoundaryDay 13 - Strictness and MigrationDay 14 - The BuildInside398 worked examples, each a complete program with its real output and a figure398 figures, drawn to read in black and white802 numbered problems in five sets a chapter: review questions, worked problems, worked programming problems, practice problems, practice programming problems468 listings executed, every one on the versions aboveEvery diagnostic printed with its code, because the code is what you search forWho it is forProgrammers who already write JavaScript - functions, objects, promises, modules - and want the type system to become a tool rather than an obstacle. No prior TypeScript is assumed. For students, for interview and exam preparation, and for working programmers who want fluency rather than a reference.What it deliberately leaves outNo framework, no bundler, no decorators, and no test runner. A type system is easier to see without any of them in front of it. The runtime is Node and the only build tool is the compiler.372 pages. Work the problems. That is what the book is for. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…