Getting Started
Welcome to the ultimate guide for JavaScript, TypeScript, React, and React Native development! Whether you're building dynamic web apps or cross-platform mobile applications, this documentation has you covered with clear, practical resources.
π― Why This Guide?β
This documentation is designed for developers of all levels, offering:
- JavaScript: Master modern ES6+ features, async programming, and best practices.
- TypeScript: Add type safety to your JavaScript with advanced type system techniques.
- React: Build dynamic, component-based web applications.
- React Native: Create cross-platform mobile apps with a native look and feel.
Letβs get you started on your journey to building amazing applications!
π Quick Navigationβ
For Beginnersβ
New to coding? Start with the basics to build a strong foundation:
- JavaScript Basics - Learn variables, functions, objects, and arrays.
- TypeScript Introduction - Add types to JavaScript for safer code.
- React Setup - Set up your React environment.
- React Native Setup - Get ready for mobile app development.
For Experienced Developersβ
Ready to level up? Dive into advanced topics:
- Intermediate JavaScript - Master promises, async/await, and ES modules.
- TypeScript Tips - Explore generics, utility types, and advanced patterns.
- React Patterns - Build scalable web UIs with hooks and state management.
- React Native Components - Create stunning mobile UIs.
π Prerequisitesβ
To ensure a smooth start, set up the following tools:
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Node.js (v18.x or higher, LTS recommended):
- Download and install from nodejs.org.
- Verify installation: Run
node --version
andnpm --version
in your terminal. - Tip: Use nvm to manage Node.js versions easily.
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Code Editor:
- We recommend Visual Studio Code (VS Code).
- Install extensions like ESLint, Prettier, and TypeScript for a better coding experience.
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Git (for version control):
- Install from git-scm.com.
- Verify: Run
git --version
in your terminal. - Optional: Set up a GitHub account for project hosting.
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Package Manager (optional but recommended):
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Basic Programming Knowledge:
- Familiarity with variables, functions, and basic logic is helpful but not required.
- If you're new, our JavaScript Basics section will guide you step-by-step.
Troubleshooting Setup:
- Canβt install Node.js? Check Node.js troubleshooting.
- Git issues? See Git documentation.
- Need help? Ask in our GitHub Discussions.
π± Choose Your Pathβ
Pick a focus based on your goals:
π Web Developmentβ
Best for: Frontend developers building web applications.
Start with: JavaScript Basics β TypeScript Introduction β React Setup.
Outcome: Build dynamic, interactive web apps.
π± Mobile Developmentβ
Best for: Developers creating iOS and Android apps.
Start with: JavaScript Basics β React Native Setup.
Outcome: Develop cross-platform mobile apps with native performance.
π‘ Tips for Successβ
Focus on one technology at a time. Master JavaScript basics before diving into TypeScript or React.
All examples are tested and ready to run. Copy them into your editor to experiment!
Web and mobile tech evolves fast. We update this guide regularly to keep you on the cutting edge.
β FAQβ
Q: Do I need to learn JavaScript before TypeScript?
A: Yes, JavaScript is the foundation for TypeScript. Start with JavaScript Basics.
Q: Can I use this guide for React Native without React experience?
A: While React knowledge helps, our React Native Setup guide covers the basics.
Q: What if I get stuck?
A: Join our GitHub Discussions or report issues at GitHub Issues.
π€ Get Involvedβ
- Have a question? Join our GitHub Discussions.
- Found a bug? Report it on GitHub Issues.
- Want to contribute? Check our Contributing Guide.
π What's Next?β
Choose your path above and start building! Whether itβs a sleek web app or a powerful mobile application, youβre ready to create something amazing.
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