Next.js 13 Tutorial #39 || TypeScript Tutorial: Elevate Your React Development || In Nepali смотреть онлайн

Welcome to Tutorial 39 of our Next.js 13 series! In this episode, we're diving into the world of TypeScript in Next.js 13, taking your React development to the next level!

TypeScript is a statically typed superset of JavaScript, and when combined with Next.js, it provides a robust development experience. Here's what you'll learn in this tutorial:

Built-in TypeScript Support: Discover how Next.js simplifies TypeScript integration in new projects by automatically setting up the necessary packages and configurations.

Adding TypeScript to Existing Projects: Learn how to add TypeScript to your existing Next.js 13 projects by renaming files and running a few commands. It's easier than you think!

TypeScript Plugin: Explore the custom TypeScript plugin included with Next.js, enhancing type checking and auto-completion in code editors like VS Code.

Plugin Features: Dive into the features of the TypeScript plugin, including warnings for invalid segment config options, in-context documentation, and more.

Minimum TypeScript Version: Understand why it's recommended to use TypeScript version 4.5.2 or higher for enhanced syntax features and performance improvements.

Statically Typed Links: Improve type safety when navigating between pages by enabling statically typed links, preventing typos and errors when using next/link.

End-to-End Type Safety: Discover how Next.js 13 enhances type safety throughout your application, from server-side data fetching to streamlined data flow between components.

Async Server Components with TypeScript: Ensure your async Server Components work seamlessly with TypeScript by using the right TypeScript and @types/react versions.

Passing Data Between Server & Client Components: Learn how data serialization works when passing data between Server and Client Components, and how Server Components optimize this process.

Path Aliases and baseUrl: See how Next.js 13 automatically supports TypeScript's "paths" and "baseUrl" options in your project.

Type Checking next.config.js: Add type checking to your next.config.js file using JSDoc to catch configuration errors early.

Incremental Type Checking: Optimize type checking in larger applications by enabling incremental type checking in your tsconfig.json.

Ignoring TypeScript Errors: Understand how to handle TypeScript errors in production builds by enabling or disabling the built-in type checking step in Next.js.

Get ready to elevate your React development with TypeScript in Next.js 13! Whether you're starting a new project or enhancing an existing one, TypeScript's static typing and Next.js's developer-friendly features are a winning combination.

? Watch the tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPTwwyFy3mY&list=PLokz7mpESI8FEC0MsbJLh_T_WqQNRsBDp

? Learn more:https://nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-application/configuring/typescript

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