I started out writing code in Javascript without proper typing. When I switched to Typescript, I migrated my code without turning the strict mode o...
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FYI: tslint will be deprecated in favour of eslint.
I think that this rules for typescript compiler and not tslint
Definitely it does.
Whoa, TIL! Thanks for the info.
Good article!
In most cases, I don't think that you'll encounter "strictFunctionTypes" because of the other rules and I guess that you can set all of them once using the "strict" property
I am newbie in react typescript and my linter and compiler always complain about something,should i turn of "strict" mode.
Hello, I would advise not to turn it off but instead understand why it's giving you such error; it's going to slow you down but you'd have a better understanding about strict type checking in Typescript, and before you know it you'd be accustomed with the rules and there will be no more errors moving forward.
However on the contrary, if the errors are too overwhelming for you, sure you can simply turn off the strict mode, and maybe learn about the rules outside of the project instead. Or even further, use Javascript. Hope that helps.