In today’s fast paced web environment, it’s impossible to build a modern TypeScript application without the inclusion of declaration files. Declaration files allow us to enhance our classes and functions allowing us to push our code to a more professional and readable level. In this course, Creating a TypeScript 3 Declaration File, you’ll learn all about building and modifying TypeScript Declaration Files. First, you’ll explore the different library patterns contained in definition files. This includes what they are, what they are used for, and how to identify them. Next, you’ll discover how to create your own declaration files and some of the options available to you. Finally, you’ll learn how to publish a newly created declaration file. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills necessary to allow you to create, update, and maintain your own TypeScript Declaration Files.
Author Name: Matthew Kruczek
Author Description:
Matt Kruczek a Senior Manager at EY. Matt has extensive experience in the software industry and is responsible for creating and maintaining any and all architectures and strategies pertaining to the mobile, web and AI disciplines. He has architected and developed several end-to-end Line of Business applications using a variety of Microsoft Technologies including WCF, WPF, ASP.NET , C#, VB, MVC, SQL Server, Microsoft Bot Framework and Entity Framework.