Most of the concepts are friendly to beginners even if you don’t know much JavaScript. Each chapter builds upon the last and you never feel like you’re left out to dry on your own. The author Steve Fenton does an excellent job of explaining the fundamentals and how TS compiles down into JavaScript.īut Steve also explains specific design patterns and best practices for writing quality TypeScript code. If you’re brand new to TypeScript you will learn everything you need by reading Pro TypeScript. This is perhaps one of the best books for beginners and experts alike. Each of these titles cover TypeScript in great detail and should help any novice gain competency quickly.
There are some TS resources in the detailed writeup, but in this post I want to focus more on books. Online tutorials and books will help the most. But even if you don’t know JS you can pick up both simultaneously.
If you already know JavaScript you’ll have no problem picking up TypeScript. All TS code will compile down into JavaScript, so it simply makes writing code more efficient. TypeScript is actually a superset of JavaScript. It’s one of the best web languages that’s not really a language. In a recent article we covered the immense value of TypeScript in great detail.
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