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JavaScript and TypeScript: Part 2

Adam Freeman

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In this chapter, I describe some of the more advanced JavaScript features that are useful for Angular development. I explain how JavaScript deals with objects, including support for classes, and I explain how JavaScript functionality is packaged into JavaScript modules. I also introduce some of the features that TypeScript provides that are not part of the JavaScript specification and that I rely on for some of the examples later in the book. Table 6-1 summarizes the chapter.

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In this chapter, I describe some of the more advanced JavaScript features that are useful for Angular development. I explain how JavaScript deals with objects, including support for classes, and I explain how JavaScript functionality is packaged into JavaScript modules. I also introduce some of the features that TypeScript provides that are not part of the JavaScript specification and that I rely on for some of the examples later in the book. Table 6-1 summarizes the chapter.

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In this chapter, I describe some of the more advanced JavaScript features that are useful for Angular development. I explain how JavaScript deals with objects, including support for classes, and I explain how JavaScript functionality is packaged into JavaScript modules. I also introduce some of the features that TypeScript provides that are not part of the JavaScript specification and that I rely on for some of the examples later in the book. Table 6-1 summarizes the chapter.

Key concepts: TypeScript, JavaScript, Unobtrusive JavaScript, Computer science, Programming language, Table (database), World Wide Web, Rich Internet application

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