Diet Request
- [] ctx: Formik submit handler into a context object method so it's a property of ctx
- u: jwhittlestone@hotmail.com
- Azure Cosmos DB account = jwdb1
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Goal: Have react invoke a serverless azure function to insert/retrieve data from cosmosDB
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Python sample app to connect to CosmosDB container
/home/jon/code/playground/DocumentDB-Quickstart-Python/sql-python
Cloned to:
/home/jon/code/playground/Full-Stack-React-TypeScript-and-Node/dl
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Section 1: Understanding TypeScript
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Chapter 1: Understanding Typescript
- Technical requirements
- What is TypeScript
- Why is TypeScript necessary
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Chapter 2: Exploring TypeScript
- What are types
- Exploring TypeScript types
- Understanding classes and interfaces
- Learning generics
- Learning the latest features and configuring the compiler
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Section 2: Learning Single-Page Application Development Using React
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Section 3: Understanding Web Service Development Using Express and GraphQL
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Chapter 8: Learning Server-Side Development with Node.js and Express
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Chapter 10: Setting Up an Express Project with TypeScript and GraphQL Dependencies
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Chapter 11: What We Will Learn – Online Forum Application
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Chapter 12: Building the React Client for Our Online Forum Application
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Chapter 13: Set Up a Session State Using Express and Redis
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Chapter 14: Setting Up Postgres and a Repository Layer with TypeORM
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Chapter 15: Adding GraphQL Schema Part I
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Chapter 16: Adding a GraphQL Schema – Part II
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Chapter 17: Deploying an Application to AWS
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Ch1 > What is typescript
Typescript is a development-time technology. There is no runtime component. The TypeScript compiler convers TypeScript into JavaScript and that code is deployed and runs on browsers or servers.
Ch1 > Why is TypeScript necessary?
On Object-Oriented Programming (Inheritance)
TypeSCript has a more capable inheritance model that allows for more kinds of inheritance and therefore more ways to reuse code
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