Christian Liebel • 5/8/2017

Angular & TypeScript: Writing Safer Code with strictNullChecks

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This technical article details the introduction of TypeScript's strictNullChecks support in Angular 4.1.1. It explains the benefits of this compiler flag for writing safer code, compares the behavior to languages like C# and Swift, provides code examples, and includes instructions on how to enable it in a project's tsconfig.json file.

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