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I would not use typescript without the "strict" compiler option. It enforces lots of things that should have been default and covers a lot of the issues you men
by leshow 8y ago
I would not use typescript without the "strict" compiler option. It enforces lots of things that should have been default and covers a lot of the issues you mentioned.
- marpstar 8y agoOn a brand-new project, I agree wholeheartedly. To do otherwise is to miss half the benefit, in my opinion. However, those of us that are in love with TypeScript often want to refactor existing JS into TS, where allowing implicit `any` and allowing `null` make it a bit easier to convert larger codebases.