I like to add typings in JSDoc (for JavaScript) and typings in Python as well.
You can do it to that level in TypeScript by setting noImplicitAny: false in tsconfig.json; and then, you don't have to always add typings.
But no, it's not the default settings.
To stray you away from TypeScript further, I would say that, typing in any dynamic languages (maybe apart from Dart and Julia), might give you a false sense of security. You should still write tests after that.
Still, I prefer to work with JS users who at least write JSDoc.
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I like to add typings in JSDoc (for JavaScript) and typings in Python as well.
You can do it to that level in TypeScript by setting
noImplicitAny: falseintsconfig.json; and then, you don't have to always add typings.But no, it's not the default settings.
To stray you away from TypeScript further, I would say that, typing in any dynamic languages (maybe apart from Dart and Julia), might give you a false sense of security. You should still write tests after that.
Still, I prefer to work with JS users who at least write JSDoc.