Table of Contents for Typescript

• Here’s a detailed Table of Contents (TOC) for your TypeScript tutorial series, covering concepts from basic to advanced. The structure follows a progressive learning path, ensuring your audience builds a solid foundation before moving on to advanced topics.

1. Introduction to TypeScript

• What is TypeScript?
• Why use TypeScript over JavaScript?
• Installing TypeScript
• Setting up TypeScript in a project
• Compiling TypeScript to JavaScript
• TypeScript vs. JavaScript: Key Differences

2. Basic Types

• Primitive Types: 'number', 'string', 'boolean', 'null', 'undefined'
• Array and Tuple Types
• Any, Unknown, Never Types
• Type Inference and Explicit Typing

3. Functions in TypeScript

• Basic Function Types and Signatures
• Optional and Default Parameters
• Rest Parameters
• Function Overloading
• Arrow Functions

4. Interfaces and Object Types

• Defining Interfaces
• Optional and Readonly Properties
• Extending Interfaces
• Intersection Types
• Type Assertions

5. Classes and Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

• Classes: Basics and Constructors
• Inheritance and Super
• Access Modifiers: 'public', 'private', 'protected'
• Static Properties and Methods
• Getters and Setters
• Abstract Classes

6. Advanced Types

• Union and Intersection Types
• Literal Types
• Type Aliases
• Type Guards and Type Narrowing
• Discriminated Unions
• Type Compatibility and Subtype Polymorphism

7. Enums in TypeScript

• Numeric Enums
• String Enums
• Heterogeneous Enums
• Enum Member Types

8. Generics

• Introduction to Generics
• Generic Functions
• Generic Classes
• Generic Constraints
• Using 'keyof' and 'typeof' with Generics

9. Modules and Namespaces

• Working with ES Modules in TypeScript
• Export and Import Statements
• Namespaces vs. Modules
• Code Splitting and Modularization

10. TypeScript with JavaScript Libraries

• Using '.d.ts' Files
• Working with Third-Party JavaScript Libraries
• @types Definitions for Popular Libraries
• Mixing TypeScript and JavaScript

11. TypeScript Compiler (tsc) Configuration

• Configuring tsconfig.json
• Key Compiler Options
• Strict Type Checking Options
• Incremental Compilation

12. Asynchronous Programming in TypeScript

• Promises in TypeScript
• Async/Await with TypeScript
• Error Handling with Async Functions
• Typed Promises

13. TypeScript with React

• TypeScript Basics with React
• Typing Functional Components
• Typing Props and State
• Using Hooks with TypeScript (useState, useEffect, etc.)
• Typing Events and Forms in React

14. TypeScript with Node.js

• Setting up TypeScript with Node.js
• Working with Type Definitions in Node.js
• Building Express Apps with TypeScript
• Handling Asynchronous Operations with Node.js and TypeScript

15. TypeScript with Frameworks and Tools

• TypeScript with Next.js
• TypeScript with Angular
• TypeScript with Vue.js
• TypeScript with Redux

16. Advanced TypeScript Concepts

• Conditional Types
• Mapped Types
• Template Literal Types
• Utility Types ('Partial', 'Required', 'Pick', 'Omit')
• Recursive Types

17. Error Handling and Debugging

• Common TypeScript Errors
• Debugging TypeScript Code
• Linting TypeScript with ESLint
• Using TypeScript with Prettier

18. Testing in TypeScript

• Unit Testing with TypeScript
• Using Jest with TypeScript
• Mocking and Assertions in TypeScript Tests
• Integration Testing with TypeScript

19. TypeScript Project Best Practices

• Organizing a TypeScript Project
• Code Documentation and Comments
• Type-Safe API Calls
• Optimizing Build and Compilation Times

20. Deploying TypeScript Applications

• Building for Production
• Transpiling and Bundling TypeScript with Webpack or Vite
• Deploying TypeScript Apps to Cloud Platforms (Vercel, Netlify, etc.)

21. TypeScript Performance and Optimization

• Optimizing TypeScript Code for Performance
• Tree Shaking with TypeScript
• Improving Compilation Speed
• Memory Management and Efficient Type Checking

Bonus Topics (Optional for Advanced Audience)

• Decorator Patterns in TypeScript
• Meta-Programming with TypeScript
• TypeScript and GraphQL
• TypeScript for Large-Scale Applications
• Migrating Legacy JavaScript to TypeScript

• This structure ensures that learners can move from the very basics of TypeScript to more complex, real-world applications. You can adjust the depth of each topic based on the target audience, including code examples, projects, or exercises in each section to make the tutorial more interactive.