Prerequisites

This is an intermediate-level course, therefore some previous knowledge is required. Here you can access complementary courses from other authors.

Programming Fundamentals

First of all, some basic knowledge about programming is absolutely essential to proceed with this course. It is highly recommended that you know at least Programming fundamentals and have decent knowledge of Object-oriented programming and a bit of Functional programming. If you don't, you should probably check on more basic content first before trying to follow with this course.

TypeScript

The programming language used in this course is TypeScript, which is a superset of JavaScript. This means that, if you know JavaScript, you can use your knowledge to also learn TypeScript, like an expansion to the former language.

If you don't know TypeScript (or even JavaScript), I highly recommend Maximilian Schwarzmüller's course Understanding TypeScript (Udemy), a top-notch quality material to learn about it. Also, I'd personally recommend to watch his lectures until the chapter Generics.

Other recommendations

It is not mandatory, but it would be interesting if you had at least a basic understanding of Database fundamentals and REST concepts. These topics will appear during the course, so if you are at least a bit familiar with them, you may have a smoother experience.

With that being said, we can begin this journey.