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Thanks for commenting! It still seems strange to me, if you start a new Angular project then you know you're writing TypeScript, no ifs or buts - and that mean

by davedx 6y ago

Thanks for commenting! It still seems strange to me, if you start a new Angular project then you know you're writing TypeScript, no ifs or buts - and that means if you write some code that doesn't compile, you'll have to fix it before it runs. I don't understand why that's seen as different in the template layer? Great that it's there at all though, last time I developed with Angular templates didn't have type checking at all, and it kind of hurt.

mgechev 6y ago
Sorry for the miscommunication. I meant type checking in general, not in Angular templates in particular. To get the same strictness as in TypeScript, you can enable `strictTemplates` in tsconfig.json. Here's our guide which goes into more details https://angular.io/guide/template-typecheck https://angular.io/guide/template-typecheck.