Typescript Crash Course 2026

The EASIEST way to master TypeScript is finally here!
In this full TypeScript Crash Course, you’ll learn everything from absolute basics to advanced features — explained in a clear, practical, and beginner-friendly way. This video is perfect for anyone who wants to learn TypeScript fast and use it confidently in real-world web development and modern JavaScript projects.

Whether you're completely new or upgrading from JavaScript, this TypeScript tutorial will guide you step by step with real examples and hands-on explanations.

📚 What You’ll Learn (TypeScript Full Course)
1.What TypeScript is and why developers love it
2. Setting up TypeScript with Node.js & VSCode
3. Core Types (string, number, boolean, any, unknown, never)
3. Functions, arrays, tuples & objects
5. Interfaces, type aliases & type narrowing
6. Classes, access modifiers & inheritance
7. Generics (beginner → advanced)
8. Utility types, mapped types, keyof & typeof
9. Compiling TypeScript to JavaScript
10. Using TypeScript in modern webdev projects

🎯 Who This Course Is For
1. Beginners starting with TypeScript
2. JavaScript developers upgrading their skills
3. Web developers using React, Next.js, Angular or Node.js
4. Anyone wanting a clean, fast and practical TypeScript crash course

💡 Why Learn TypeScript?
⭐Safer, cleaner and predictable code
⭐Better IntelliSense & debugging
⭐Industry standard for modern webdev
⭐Highly demanded skill in 2025 and beyond

⏱️ Timestamps — Full TypeScript Course (5 Hours 16 Minutes)

00:00:00 — Intro
00:28:16 — Primitive & Core Types
00:53:55 — Variables & Basic Syntax
01:10:17 — Functions (Deep Dive)
01:41:50 — Arrays & Tuples
02:08:10 — Object Types
02:46:10 — Type Narrowing
03:15:15 — Enums
03:23:24 — Advanced Type Features
03:52:27 — Interfaces
04:04:20 — Classes
04:33:29 — Generics (Beginner → Advanced)
05:04:36 — Advanced Type System
05:16:00 — End


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