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TypeScript Foundation for QA

Master TypeScript fundamentals for robust test automation and quality assurance. Designed for QA professionals, this course builds a strong foundation for writing scalable and maintainable tests.

Software testing and QA training

Hand-On Included

Course Types

We offer three structured learning paths based on your goals:

Crash Course
  • Quick, intensive courses designed to teach specific skills efficiently.

  • Ideal for those looking to upskill fast or prepare for certifications.

DeepDive Program
  • Comprehensive, step-by-step learning designed for full mastery.

  • Ideal for beginners and professionals looking for long-term expertise.

MentorConnect
  • Personalized mentorship programs with real-world guidance.

  • Best for learners who want one-on-one coaching from industry experts.

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Course Overview

This comprehensive course is tailored for Quality Assurance (QA) professionals seeking to leverage TypeScript for enhanced test automation. Participants will gain a deep understanding of TypeScript's core features, including static typing, interfaces, classes, and advanced types, and learn how these concepts contribute to more reliable and maintainable test suites. The curriculum emphasizes practical application, guiding students through setting up TypeScript environments, refactoring JavaScript tests to TypeScript, and integrating TypeScript with popular testing frameworks. Through hands-on exercises and real-world examples, learners will develop the skills to write cleaner, more robust, and error-resistant automation code, significantly improving the quality and efficiency of their QA processes. Expert instructors will provide insights into best practices for TypeScript in a QA context, fostering both technical proficiency and strategic thinking.

TypeScript Foundation for QA

1.5 hr

Per session

25 Hrs

Course Duration

16 Session

Total Sessions

L1 - Foundation

Learning Level

Hand-On Included

Practical Work

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Course Objectives:

  • Understand the fundamental concepts and benefits of TypeScript in a QA context.

  • Master TypeScript's type system, including primitive types, interfaces, and custom types.

  • Learn to configure and set up a TypeScript development environment for test automation.

  • Develop skills in refactoring existing JavaScript test code to TypeScript.

  • Integrate TypeScript with popular testing frameworks (e.g., Playwright, Cypress, Jest).

  • Apply TypeScript features to write more robust, readable, and maintainable test scripts.

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Learning Outcomes:

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

  1. Explain the advantages of using TypeScript for test automation and quality assurance.

  2. Confidently use TypeScript's static typing to catch errors early and improve code quality.

  3. Design and implement interfaces and types to define clear data structures for test data and page objects.

  4. Convert existing JavaScript test files into TypeScript, ensuring type safety and better code organization.

  5. Configure TypeScript projects to work seamlessly with modern test automation frameworks.

  6. Write advanced, type-safe test scripts that are easier to debug, maintain, and scale.

  7. Contribute to and manage TypeScript-based test automation frameworks effectively.

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Course Content

Module 1: Introduction to TypeScript for QA

  • What is TypeScript and Why QA Needs It?

  • Setting Up Your TypeScript Development Environment (Node.js, npm, VS Code, TypeScript Compiler).

  • Your First TypeScript Program: Hello World in QA Context.

  • Compiling and Running TypeScript Code.

Module 2: TypeScript Fundamentals: Types and Variables

  • Primitive Types: string, number, boolean, null, undefined, symbol, bigint.

  • Type Inference vs. Type Annotations.

  • Any, Unknown, and Never Types: When and How to Use Them.

  • Arrays and Tuples in TypeScript.

Module 3: Advanced Types and Interfaces

  • Interfaces: Defining Shapes for Objects and Functions.

  • Type Aliases: Creating Custom Type Names.

  • Union and Intersection Types: Combining Types.

  • Enums: Defining Collections of Related Values.

  • Literal Types: Specific String, Number, or Boolean Values.

Module 4: Functions and Classes in TypeScript

  • Function Types and Signatures.

  • Optional and Default Parameters.

  • Rest Parameters and Overloads.

  • Classes: Properties, Methods, Constructors.

  • Access Modifiers: public, private, protected.

  • Inheritance and Abstract Classes.

Module 5: Integrating TypeScript with Test Automation Frameworks

  • Refactoring JavaScript Tests to TypeScript: A Step-by-Step Guide.

  • Configuring TypeScript for Playwright/Cypress/Jest Projects.

  • Type-Safe Page Object Models (POMs) with Interfaces and Classes.

  • Handling Asynchronous Operations with Promises and Async/Await in TypeScript Tests.

Module 6: Best Practices and Advanced Concepts for QA

  • Generics: Writing Reusable and Type-Safe Code.

  • Decorators (Introduction): Enhancing Classes and Methods.

  • Utility Types: Partial, Readonly, Pick, Omit.

  • Error Handling and Debugging TypeScript Tests.

  • Project Structure and Organization for Large Test Suites.

  • Continuous Integration (CI) with TypeScript Tests.

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Target Audience

  • Quality Assurance (QA) Engineers and Testers looking to enhance their automation skills.

  • Software Developers in Test (SDETs) aiming to improve code quality and maintainability.

  • Manual Testers transitioning into automation roles.

  • Anyone interested in building robust and scalable test automation frameworks using TypeScript.

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Pre-requisites

  • Basic understanding of JavaScript programming concepts (variables, functions, loops, objects).

  • Familiarity with fundamental software testing principles and concepts.

  • Experience with at least one test automation framework (e.g., Selenium, Cypress, Playwright) is beneficial but not strictly required.

  • A computer with internet access and administrative rights to install software.

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Career & Industry Relevance

This specialized course equips Quality Assurance professionals with TypeScript, a modern, type-safe language that enhances the reliability and maintainability of automation code. It targets roles such as TypeScript QA Engineer, Automation Script Developer, Code Quality Specialist, or SDET in organizations using modern JavaScript frameworks.


By leveraging static typing, learners develop critical competencies in code robustness, error prevention, and large-scale test maintenance, which are vital for building professional, scalable, and long-lasting automation frameworks.

Learning Approaches

We recognize that everyone learns differently, so we offer flexible learning formats to fit your needs:

One-on-One Training
  • Personalized, instructor-led coaching tailored to your learning speed.

  • Best for career-specific coaching or specialized training needs.

Small Batch Classes (2-5 learners)
  • Interactive, discussion-based learning in small groups.

  • Encourages collaboration, teamwork, and peer-to-peer engagement.

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