Typescript's basics for typing complex objects: Learning Typescript by example #009

Hello everyone!

In this video, we start exploring the mechanics of typing objects in Typescript. We go through two options: using Interfaces and using Type Aliases, and then we discuss a few practical examples with the help of Typescript's official online playground.

GitHub repo for the project: https://github.com/lauromueller/typescript-by-example

This video is part of series where we are exploring Typescript's features with the help of a React application. Our main goal is to learn how Typescript can help us improve code quality, code confidence, and development velocity.

Important links
Want to support this project? https://www.patreon.com/lauromueller
My LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauromueller/

Some other playlists that may interest you :)
Building a microservices-based social media application: https://bit.ly/microservices-social-media-app
Sending emails with node, express, and nodemailer: https://bit.ly/sending-emails-node-express-nodemailer

Want to become a better, more skilled developer? Then make sure to subscribe to the channel and keep on challenging yourself with the new concepts we discuss in every video :) I have a lot of ideas for playlists, ranging from an introduction to Typescript to a deep dive on more complex technologies such as Apache Kafka!

Finally, if there is any topic in development that interests you, make sure to write it down in the comments! I will take into consideration all your suggestions and requests, as well as the popularity of each of them, when deciding which series to record in the future :)