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1 – Getting Started with Typescript
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1 – How to Get Help
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2 – Join Our Community
3 – Course Resources
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4 – Typescript Overview
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5 – Environment Setup
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6 – A First App
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7 – Executing Typescript Code
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8 – One Quick Change
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9 – Catching Errors with Typescript
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10 – Catching More Errors
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2 – What is a Type System
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11 – Do Not Skip Course Overview
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12 – Types
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13 – More on Types
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14 – Examples of Types
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15 – Where Do We Use Types
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3 – Type Annotations in Action
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16 – Type Annotations and Inference
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17 – Annotations with Variables
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18 – Object Literal Annotations
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19 – Annotations Around Functions
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20 – Understanding Inference
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21 – The Any Type
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22 – Fixing the Any Type
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23 – Delayed Initialization
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24 – When Inference Doesnt Work
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4 – Annotations With Functions and Objects
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25 – More on Annotations Around Functions
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26 – Inference Around Functions
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27 – Annotations for Anonymous Functions
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28 – Void and Never
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29 – Destructuring with Annotations
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30 – Annotations Around Objects
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5 – Mastering Typed Arrays
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31 – Arrays in Typescript
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32 – Why Typed Arrays
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33 – Multiple Types in Arrays
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34 – When to Use Typed Arrays
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6 – Tuples in Typescript
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35 – Tuples in Typescript
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36 – Tuples in Action
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37 – Why Tuples
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7 – The AllImportant Interface
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38 – Interfaces
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39 – Long Type Annotations
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40 – Fixing Long Annotations with Interfaces
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41 – Syntax Around Interfaces
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42 – Functions in Interfaces
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43 – Code Reuse with Interfaces
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44 – General Plan with Interfaces
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8 – Building Functionality with Classes
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45 – Classes
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46 – Basic Inheritance
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47 – Instance Method Modifiers
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48 – Fields in Classes
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49 – Fields with Inheritance
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50 – Where to Use Classes
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9 – Design Patterns with Typescript
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51 – App Overview
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52 – Bundling with Parcel
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53 – Project Structure
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54 – IMPORTANT Info About Faker Installation
55 – Generating Random Data
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56 – Type Definition Files
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57 – Using Type Definition Files
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58 – Export Statements inTypescript
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59 – Defining a Company
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60 – Note on Generating an API Key
61 – Adding Google Maps Support
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62 – Required Update for New types Library
63 – Google Maps Integration
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64 – Exploring Type Definition Files
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65 – Hiding Functionality
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66 – Why Use Private Modifiers Heres Why
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67 – Adding Markers
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68 – Duplicate Code
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69 – One Possible Solution
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70 – Restricting Access with Interfaces
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71 – Implicit Type Checks
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72 – Showing Popup Windows
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73 – Updating Interface Definitions
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74 – Optional Implements Clauses
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75 – App Wrapup
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10 – More on Design Patterns
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76 – App Overview
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77 – Configuring the TS Compiler
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78 – Concurrent Compilation and Execution
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79 – A Simple Sorting Algorithm
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80 – Sorter Scaffolding
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81 – Sorting Implementation
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82 – Two Huge Issues
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83 – Typescript is Really Smart
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84 – Type Guards
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85 – Why is This Bad
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86 – Extracting Key Logic
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87 – Separating Swapping and Comparison
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88 – The Big Reveal
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89 – Interface Definition
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90 – Sorting Arbitrary Collections
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91 – Linked List Implementation
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92 – Completed Linked List Code
93 – JustOneMoreFix
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94 – Integrating the Sort Method
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95 – Issues with Inheritance
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96 – Abstract Classes
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97 – Why Use Abstract Classes
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98 – Solving All Issues with Abstract Classes
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99 – Interfaces vs Abstract Classes
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11 – Reusable Code
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100 – Project Overview
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101 – Project Setup
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102 – CSV Data
103 – Type Definition Files Again
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104 – Reading CSV Files
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105 – Running an Analysis
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106 – Losing Dataset Context
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107 – Using Enums
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108 – When to Use Enums
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109 – Extracting CSV Reading
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110 – Data Types
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111 – Converting Date Strings to Dates
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112 – Converting Row Values
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113 – Type Assertions
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114 – Describing a Row with a Tuple
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115 – Not Done with FileReader Yet
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116 – Understanding Refactor 1
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117 – Creating Abstract Classes
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118 – Variable Types with Generics
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119 – Applying a Type to a Generic Class
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120 – Alternate Refactor
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121 – InterfaceBased Approach
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122 – Extracting Match References Again
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123 – Transforming Data
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124 – Updating Reader References
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125 – Inheritance vs Composition
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126 – More on Inheritance vs Composition
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127 – A Huge Misconception Around Composition
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128 – Goal Moving Forward
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129 – A CompositionBased Approach
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130 – Implementing an Analyzer Class
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131 – Building the Reporter
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132 – Putting It All Together
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133 – Generating HTML Reports
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134 – One Last Thing
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135 – Oops My Bad
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136 – App Wrapup
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12 – Advanced Generics
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137 – More on Generics
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138 – Type Inference with Generics
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139 – Function Generics
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140 – Generic Constraints
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13 – Lets Build a Web Framework
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141 – App Overview
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142 – Parcel Setup
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143 – Framework Structure
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144 – Designing the User
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145 – Retrieving User Properties
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146 – Optional Interface Properties
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147 – An Eventing System
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148 – Listener Support
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149 – Storing Event Listeners
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150 – Dynamic Array Creation
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151 – Triggering Event Callbacks
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152 – Adding JSON Server
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153 – Understanding REST Conventions
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154 – Adding Fetch Functionality
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155 – Successfully Fetching Model Data
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156 – Saving User Data
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157 – Refactoring with Composition
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159 – Composition with Nested Objects
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160 – A More Complicated Extraction
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161 – Options for Adapting Sync
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162 – Refactoring Sync
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163 – Generic Constraints Around Sync
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164 – Connecting Sync Back to User
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165 – Optional Properties
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166 – Extracting an Attributes Class
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167 – The Get Methods Shortcoming
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168 – Two Important Rules
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169 – An Advanced Generic Constraint
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170 – ReIntegrating Attributes
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171 – Composition is Delegation
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172 – Reminder on Accessors
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173 – Passthrough Methods
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174 – A Context Issue
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175 – Setting Data While Triggering
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176 – Fetching User Data
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177 – Saving Data
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178 – Composition vs InheritanceAgain
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179 – Extracting a Model Class
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180 – Extending the User
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181 – Final User Refactor
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182 – Model Wrapup
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184 – Users Collection
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185 – Implementing a Users Collection
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14 – Express Typescript Integration
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15 – Decorators
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16 – Advanced Express and TS Integration
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244 – Lets Refactor
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245 – The Get Decorator
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246 – The Controller Decorator
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247 – Proof of Concept
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248 – A Few Fixups
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249 – Defining a RouteBinder
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250 – Closed Method Sets with Enums
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251 – Metadata Keys
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252 – The Use Decorator
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253 – Testing Use
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259 – App Wrapup
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254 – Body Validators
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255 – Automated Validation
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256 – Testing Automated Validation
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257 – Fixing Routes
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258 – Using Property Descriptors for Type Checking
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17 – React and Redux with Typescript
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260 – React and Redux Overview
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261 – App Overview
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262 – Generating the App
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263 – Simple Components
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264 – Interfaces with Props
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265 – Handling Component State
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267 – Functional Components
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268 – Redux Setup
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269 – Action Creators with Typescript
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270 – Action Types Enum
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271 – The Generic Dispatch Function
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272 – A Reducer with Enums
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273 – Validating Store Structure
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283 – App Wrapup
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274 – Connecting a Component to Redux
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275 – Rendering a List
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276 – Adding in Delete Functionality
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277 – Breaking Out Action Creators
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278 – Expressing Actions as Type Union
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279 – Type Guards in Reducers
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281 – Again Type Definition Files
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282 – Tracking Loading with Component State
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18 – Extras
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Typescript: The Complete Developer’s Guide

The next video shows how to hook up Google Maps by generating an API key on the Google Developer’s Console.  Creating an API key requires a Google Developer account with billing enabled.  This means you have to have a credit card tied to your Google account.

If you do not have a credit card tied to your Google account, or do not want to add one, then please use this pre-generated API key instead:

AIzaSyBNLrJhOMz6idD05pzfn5lhA-TAw-mAZCU

You can skip the entire next video.  After the next video, your index.html file should look like this:

<html>
  <body>
    <script src="https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?key=AIzaSyBNLrJhOMz6idD05pzfn5lhA-TAw-mAZCU"></script>
    <script src="./src/index.ts"></script>
  </body>
</html>
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