TypeScript Strict Mode

To enforce TypeScript strict mode, configure your `tsconfig.json` to set the "strict" option to true. This prevents common pitfalls like implicit returns and non-exhaustive switch statements across Next.js and Expo stacks.

Drizzle schema inference improves type safety by automatically inferring types directly from database schemas. This reduces manual effort in generating interface files that mirror table shapes.

The best way to prevent the misuse of 'any' is by enforcing strict type safety guidelines that suggest and enforce the use of 'unknown' instead. This eliminates type safety issues and enhances code quality.

Yes, you can use Drizzle schema inference with Supabase projects. It is explicitly supported within the Next.js and Expo stacks utilizing Clerk and Supabase to avoid duplicating interface files.

TypeScript strict mode generates errors for non-exhaustive switch statements to ensure all possible cases are handled. Adhering strictly to TypeScript conventions prevents common pitfalls and ensures code quality.