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We've removed nearly all the implicit anys from DefinitelyTyped, so if you're getting definitions from there, you shouldn't see any.

We don't have good data on this but my perception from talking to people on GitHub is that the vast majority of people using TypeScript run with 'no implicit any' on once they get their codebases converted.

(I'm on the TypeScript team)




And even if noImplicitAny in 3rd party libraries is not honoured you now have: skipLibCheck which will limit checks to your own code. Details here: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/compiler-option...

I believe it's actually a perf gain to run with this set (but I'm not certain).


Nice to read :)

Had some problems with React/JSX back in the days.




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