TypeScript Strict Mode — Why I Use It in Every Project
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A frontend engineer shares why TypeScript strict mode is non-negotiable after a production bug — caused by unchecked null access — crashed a client's settings page. The guide covers what strict: true actually enables, which flags matter most, how to migrate legacy codebases incrementally, and a real checkout bug that strict null checks would have prevented at compile time.
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