In this tutorial we’ll explore everything you’d learn in a standard 200 page book on TypeScript. I’ll cover installation, data types, changing the browser, arrays, math, looping, functions, classes, interfaces, inheritance, generic functions, generic classes, destructoring, template strings, spread operator, and many other topics.
All of the code follows the video below. My recommended TypeScript book is Pro TypeScript. Continue reading TypeScript Video Tutorial
I’m looking for feedback from everyone on what videos I should make next. I also hosted an ask me anything in this video and it was a ton of fun.
Based off of the people that participated in this video it looks like the videos will be PyQT, Kivy, ECMAScript, MatLab, AI, Swift and C++. Please feel free to post additional requests though on what you’d like to see. Continue reading Vote for Next Tutorial
Many people liked my first D&D Character Creation Video and asked for me to make another about how to make a custom Wizard, so here it is. Wizards are a ton of fun to play because they can perform a wide variety of specialized tasks for your group. They can conjure creatures to fight on your behalf, enhance the abilities of others, control the elements, raise the dead and much more.
The free Basic Rule Book and Character Sheets I use in the video are at the links provided. Continue reading D&D Character Creation Wizard
In the final part of my TkInter tutorial I make a complete Python Paint app in one video. We’ll make a Python paint app, cover TkInter canvas, catching mouse events, and drawing with a pencil, lines, arcs, ovals, rectangles, text and much more.
If you missed my previous videos, here is the 1st Learn to Program video and the 1st TkInter tutorial. Continue reading Learn to Program 25
Nearly 40 people have requested that I teach how to play Dungeons & Dragons and so I’ll start with this video in which I’ll cover D&D Character Creation. I think creating a custom D&D character is the best way to better understand the game. I walk you through the process while explaining everything about a D&D character sheet.
Everything you need to start is 100% free thanks to Wizards of the Coast. You’ll need the D&D Basic Rules book along with a character sheet which is at the end of that book. Continue reading D&D Character Creation
In this part of my Learn to Program tutorial I’ll cover many of the TkInter widgets I haven’t covered before. We’ll explore PIL, Importing Images, Toolbars, List Boxes, Label Frames, Spin Boxes and much more.
If you missed my TkInter tutorial it starts here. My Learn to program series starts here. All of the code and a transcript of the tutorial follows the video below. Continue reading Learn to Program 24
In part 21 of my Learn to Program series I made all of the parts of a simple text editor except for the part where you enter text! So, in this video we’ll create a dialog for opening files, create a dialog for saving files, add a text widget with a scrollbar widget, add a menu for review and much more. For homework after completing this program add in the parts from part 21 for more functionality.
All of the code and a transcript follows the video below. Continue reading Learn to Program 23
In this part of the Learn to Program series we make a working calculator from start to finish in one video. We create a Use Case Description to figure out exactly what must occur in the program step-by-step. We then create a calculator object, convert the use case into code, create the GUI interface using TkInter and end with homework you should solve to improve your programming abilities. Calculator PDF is Here.
All of the code, the use case and a cheat sheet for the video can be found after the video below. You should refer to it through out this video to help you learn the topics covered. Continue reading Learn to Program 22