00:00 Alright. Welcome to the structured data workshop. I'm so happy that you're here and we're going to learn how to structure data in TypeScript and JavaScript using the primitive, primitives that are allowed or or provided to us by the JavaScript language. I'm really excited about this. We're gonna learn about all kinds of things, objects, arrays, spread and rest, destructureing, array methods, object methods, and maps and sets.

00:25 It's gonna be really awesome. Here's a couple of the things to preview what is to come. So, yeah. We're gonna be getting into, managing objects. Here's our user objects.

00:36 We also have, some cool things about how to, create objects that have keys that are not syntactically allowed and how to work around some of that stuff. We get into arrays and how to handle arrays of strings and those primitive values as well as arrays of objects. And so that is gonna be super fun. So now you're mixing and matching arrays and objects together. And then we get into the, spread and rest.

01:02 So combining objects together and overriding settings, and that sort of thing, overriding properties of objects, which is super cool. And also the spread and rest and text for arrays as well. That's gonna be fun. And it's honestly one of my favorite features that we've got. And then we get into some destructuring stuff.

01:24 This format user card function that we're gonna write, uses destructuring is one of my favorite features also. I got a lot of favorite features to be completely honest. Destructuring with arrays is what's going on here. And then we get into some array methods. So this is our map, this is our filter, and we also have reduce the the three powerhouse, features of array methods.

01:49 Pretty cool stuff. And then we also are gonna get into some object methods. So, object dot entries and stuff. That's what's going on here and object from entries. And then we have maps and sets which are both pretty cool too.

02:03 So we've got a lot that we're gonna be covering today and I'm excited to go through it with you. So thank you for joining me for the workshop and we'll see you in the exercises.