TypeScript Basics 32 - Chaining calls and accepting commandline argument

Course Lessons

1. 1- TypeScript Basics 1 - Course plan and prerequisites
2. 2- TypeScript Basics 2 - Examining some problems with JavaScript
3. 3- TypeScript Basics 3 - How TypeScript works
4. 4- TypeScript Basics 4 - TypeScript versus JavaScript
5. 5- TypeScript Basics 5 - Setting up TypeScript
6. 6- TypeScript Basics 6 - Introducing type declarations
7. 7- TypeScript Basics 7 - Arrays and tuples
8. 8- TypeScript Basics 8 - Type erasure and error behavior
9. 9- TypeScript Basics 9 - Typing with functions
10. 10- TypeScript Basics 10 - Implicit typing
11. 11- TypeScript Basics 11 - Any and union types
12. 12- TypeScript Basics 12 - TypeScript classes
13. 13- TypeScript Basics 13 - Methods and constructors
14. 14- TypeScript Basics 14 - Inheritance and Polymorphism In TypeScript
15. 15- TypeScript Basics 15 - Interfaces and Duck Typing
16. 16- TypeScript Basics 16 - Member visibility
17. 17- TypeScript Basics 17 - readonly modifier
18. 18- TypeScript Basics 18 - Enums
19. 19- TypeScript Basics 19 - Generics
20. 20- TypeScript Basics 20 - Modules
21. 21- TypeScript Basics 21 - TypeScript compiler arguments
22. 22- TypeScript Basics 22 - Using tsconfig json file
23. 23- TypeScript Basics 23 - Creating an npm project
24. 24- TypeScript Basics 24 - Installing libraries and type definitions
25. 25- TypeScript Basics 25 - Setting up the project
26. 26- TypeScript Basics 26 - Installing dependencies
27. 27- TypeScript Basics 27 - Creating model classes
28. 28- TypeScript Basics 28 - Creating an api request service
29. 29- TypeScript Basics 29 - Calling service and troubleshooting errors
30. 30- TypeScript Basics 30 - Convert response to model object
31. 31- TypeScript Basics 31 - Using callbacks and handling repo response
32. 32- TypeScript Basics 32 - Chaining calls and accepting commandline argument
33. 33- TypeScript Basics 33 - Conclusion