Avoid using any at all costs! You will benefit from specifying types more precisely, and if you happen not to know the exact type, you can use unknown type – which is similar to any, but it doesn't allow code to escape the TypeScript type system. More on that: stackoverflow.com/questions/514398...
Never-ever use Function and object types. It's the same thing as with any: you lose all type safety this way. For your example it's better to use React.EventHandler<T> type and its specializations like MouseEventHandler, PointerEventHandler and so on, or specify function signatures explicitly:
If you want to dive deeper in type-safe TypeScript development, please check out my article (it's currently on Medium, but if an interest arise, I'll re-post it here): levelup.gitconnected.com/typesafe-...
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anyat all costs! You will benefit from specifying types more precisely, and if you happen not to know the exact type, you can useunknowntype – which is similar toany, but it doesn't allow code to escape the TypeScript type system. More on that: stackoverflow.com/questions/514398...Never-ever use
Functionandobjecttypes. It's the same thing as withany: you lose all type safety this way. For your example it's better to useReact.EventHandler<T>type and its specializations likeMouseEventHandler,PointerEventHandlerand so on, or specify function signatures explicitly:If you want to dive deeper in type-safe TypeScript development, please check out my article (it's currently on Medium, but if an interest arise, I'll re-post it here): levelup.gitconnected.com/typesafe-...