The default configuration for TypeScript is user-friendly and encourages adoption. However, if you prefer strict type checking, you can enable it by adding "strict": true to the compilerOptions. We recommend enabling this to minimize the chance of introducing runtime errors.

Some language features may require additional configuration. For example, if want to use decorators you'll need to add the experimentalDecorators option. For more information on the available properties see the TypeScript compiler options documentation.