Summary of Vue.js With TypeScript A Beginners Guide

00:00:00 - 00:20:00

In the video, Eric demonstrates how to use TypeScript with Vue.js to create type-safe applications. He starts by showing how to put first and last name together to create a full name. He then shows how to refresh the page and change the name. Finally, he demonstrates how to add methods and computed properties.

• 00:00:00 In this video, Eric teaches viewers how to add typescript support to their view projects using the Vue.js CLI and TypeScript support libraries. He advises using an IDE with typescript support, such as Visual Studio Code, and shows how to use the view dot extend and view create commands to choose a typescript configuration. He also warns viewers that the TS Lynch documentation is being deprecated, and advises using the latest version of the es6 transpiler.
• 00:05:00 This YouTube video demonstrates how to create a simple Vue.js application with TypeScript. The main components of the application are a view class component library and a view property decorator. The view class component ensures that classes are written in a standard format, while the view property decorator allows for easy annotation of class properties. The computed properties in the view class component are accessed using the getters and setters provided.
• 00:10:00 In this video, Eric demonstrates how to use Vue.js with TypeScript. He starts by putting first and last name together, and then creating a full name. He then shows how to refresh the page and change the name. Finally, he demonstrates how to add methods and computed properties.
• 00:15:00 This 1-minute video explains how to add types to your Vue.js applications using TypeScript. Types can help catch errors and make code more readable.
• 00:20:00 The video covers the basics of using Vue.js with TypeScript. The author notes that there are some caveats with using TypeScript and that using classes might be a better option for larger projects.