Angular is built for strict TypeScript: typed component inputs, inject() inference, typed reactive forms, and template type-checking in CLI projects (strictTemplates).
Patterns you will see at work
input.required<string>()for mandatory propsinject(HttpClient)instead of untyped constructor tokens- Interfaces for API DTOs shared between services and components
This playground
TypeScript compiles in the browser when you click Run. Type errors surface in the terminal—fix them the same way you would in VS Code with the Angular language service.
Important interview questions and answers
- Q: Why strict templates?
A: Catch typos in template bindings at compile time instead of runtime. - Q: Class decorators and TypeScript?
A:experimentalDecoratorsand Angular compiler plugins transform metadata for DI and components.
Self-check
- What prerequisite track teaches interfaces and generics?
- How does
inject()improve over manual typing?