If you're here watching this video, I'm going to assume that you are now somewhat familiar with TypeScript
and you just want to learn how to use it correctly with react.
So if that suits your case, then continue on and let's keep watching.
So in the section, we're going to generate a new react application with typescript support built into
it or then going to build a couple of different, very simple and very straightforward components.
All these different components so that we create aren't really going to show any content or be have
any kind of really special interaction with our users.
Instead, we're going to use these very simple components to just get a better idea of how we work with
TypeScript and react together and why we would at all.
So let's first begin by generating a new create react project that has typescript support built into
it.
To do so, we're going to go over to our terminal and run this command.
So NPCs create racked up the name of our application and then very critically on the very end, we're
going to add in dash, dash, template type script whenever you want to generate a new react project
with typescript support enabled, that's the command you're going to run.
So let's do that right away.
Over at my terminal, I'm inside of a workspace directory of sorts.
Inside of here, I'm going to run NPCs rate react up.
I'm going to name my project Artiste's, which is just short for react type typescript.
I'll then add in dash dash template type script at the very end.
All right, generating a project with tight script support usually takes a minute or two.
So while positivity right here, we'll come back to the next video and take a look at the first little
react in typescript example.
Now we're going to work on.