Personally I'm a very big advocate of TypeScript's strict mode and Angular's strict template type checking.
It's sometimes "boring", but the net result is less bugs in production.
I am not too familiar with Safari's issues to be honest... I don't know much of that browser and since it's the default on macs I guess it won't go away any time soon, so yeah let's just hope it plays nicely :P
Also thanks for the strict mode article, it was definitely a good read and I will definitely try to jump on the strict-mode wagon :)
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Hello Dario.
Thank you for the kind words.
Yes, Cypress all the way here too!
Having had to deal with IE for 20+ years, I agree with you; good riddance! :D
Hopefully Safari will stop following IE's trail... :p
Regarding Angular's strict mode, I published this article a while ago, which you might find useful: javascript.plainenglish.io/angular...
Personally I'm a very big advocate of TypeScript's strict mode and Angular's strict template type checking.
It's sometimes "boring", but the net result is less bugs in production.
I am not too familiar with Safari's issues to be honest... I don't know much of that browser and since it's the default on macs I guess it won't go away any time soon, so yeah let's just hope it plays nicely :P
Also thanks for the strict mode article, it was definitely a good read and I will definitely try to jump on the strict-mode wagon :)