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TypeScript and React - the complete solution #53

Closed hbagarich closed 6 years ago

hbagarich commented 6 years ago

Hi, I would like to propose the following presentation: TypeScript and React. I would show the basic concepts of TypeScript and how they can be leveraged to write React components more easily. In the demo I would show:

How does that sound to you? :)

vblazenka commented 6 years ago

I would love to hear this talk! Maybe add some TS vs Flow comparison to the talk to spice it up, if there is time left for it? ;)

dinodsaurus commented 6 years ago

sounds good to me!

hbagarich commented 6 years ago

@wedranb Nice suggestion, I'll find time to include it into presentation :)

dinodsaurus commented 6 years ago

Do you wanna have this talk next week?

hbagarich commented 6 years ago

If that's an option, I'd prefer to do the talk next month as I'm a bit busy at the moment? :(

dinodsaurus commented 6 years ago

ok sure, then february 👍

dinodsaurus commented 6 years ago

Is February 21st ok @hbagarich ?

hbagarich commented 6 years ago

Sounds good! :)

dinodsaurus commented 6 years ago

could you write donw a short desc like this one - https://github.com/jszgb/jszgb.github.io/issues/57

hbagarich commented 6 years ago

@dinodsaurus Here it is:

TypeScript has been around for some time now. With the constant monthly releases, it has come a long way. Its static typing and support for the upcoming JavaScript features makes it interesting for small projects as well as the large ones. With the @types modules, you can use almost every JavaScript library natively. It even had a first day support for the new fragments React syntax. So how does TypeScript behave with React? I will start the talk with the demo of TypeScript basic types and features. I will show how to setup your TypeScript with React project from tsconfig to webpack, even including tslint rules. To round up the talk, I will show how we can leverage TypeScript to write robust React applications.