What Is Strict Mode In TypeScript, Why And When You Should Use It?
There are many options and parameters that can be used in the TypeScript configuration. One of the important "groups" of options is strict options. These options provide us the ability to write the safest code. How? Because TypeScript was developed primarily as superset of JavaScript, by default it allows us to write code that is not super strict in types and other aspects. It was made like this because TypeScript should be easily used by JavaScript developers. JavaScript doesn't have static types and is more flexible in some aspects of programming. It has many features to write code faster and easier (at first). However, the other side of this is that you probably will have more places where your code is unsafe. It means that the count of cases where your program will fall is big. TypeScript partially solves this problem.
This post is part of series of posts about TypeScript called Grokking TypeScript. It will guide you from scratch to writing full TypeScript applications on Back End and Front End.
