What Is TypeScript and Why Use It
TypeScript is JavaScript with a type system that catches bugs before your code runs. Learn what it is, how it works, and why developers choose it.
Type-safe JavaScript with TypeScript
TypeScript is JavaScript with a type system that catches bugs before your code runs. Learn what it is, how it works, and why developers choose it.
TypeScript is JavaScript plus static types. Compare the two languages across type checking, error detection, tooling, and real-world development.
TypeScript catches bugs at compile time that JavaScript only finds at runtime. See real examples of the most common errors TypeScript prevents.
Learn the three ways to run TypeScript from the terminal: compile with tsc and run with Node.js, run directly with tsx, or use ts-node for one-shot execution.
VS Code has built-in TypeScript support. No plugins required. Set up autocomplete, inline errors, quick fixes, and the best extensions for TypeScript development.
Write your first .ts file from scratch. Add type annotations, compile with tsc, run the JavaScript output, and understand what changed.
Learn how tsc converts .ts files to .js, what gets stripped during compilation, and the essential compiler flags every TypeScript developer uses.
TypeScript error messages are precise and structured. Learn to read the error format, understand the most common error codes, and fix each one quickly.
The TypeScript compiler (tsc) turns .ts files into .js files while checking types. Learn what it does, how to use it, and how it fits your workflow.
A tsconfig.json file tells TypeScript how to compile your project. Learn how to create one, what the key sections mean, and which options to set first.
Pick creates a new type by selecting only the properties you name from an existing type. Use it to build focused types for specific views, API responses, or function parameters.
Install and configure ESLint with typescript-eslint to catch bugs and enforce consistent code style in your TypeScript project.