A TypeScript tip on using a custom `TODO` type as a purposeful escape hatch for difficult type problems, with a caution against overuse.
Exploring TypeScript's 'any' type, its role as a top type, and how 'unknown' provides a safer alternative for type handling.
A defense of using the 'any' type in TypeScript, arguing it's a practical tool for migration, third-party libraries, and development flexibility.
Explains the key differences between TypeScript's `any` and `unknown` types, focusing on type safety and practical usage.
Explains why to avoid TypeScript's 'any' type and offers better alternatives like type inference, interfaces, and generics for type safety.
