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> This is a heretic/unpopular opinion, but I think especially for existing JS/React projects, the laxest possible TS setting is the way to go. Not sure why you
by rkwz 6y ago
> This is a heretic/unpopular opinion, but I think especially for existing JS/React projects, the laxest possible TS setting is the way to go.
Not sure why you think it's "heretic/unpopular", but I think it's the only reasonable way to incrementally migrate an existing codebase to TypeScript.
- kall 6y agoi‘ve read things to the effect of "if you don‘t use noImplicitAny and strictNullChecks you don‘t understand typescript" a bunch but I‘m glad to see the other approach is popular as well.