Doran

This may be a good example: http://api.jqueryui.com/accordion/#option-active (Top lines: Type: Boolean or Integer). This prevents users from using e.g. an integer in stead of a boolean

The actual possible values are 'top', 'bottom' or null. The quotes are required since they are of the string type. For other parameters, e.g. those that require an integer, quotes...

@Andrewdev11 This is not related, start a new issue, give a JSfillde and be more explicit. @alvarotrigo Passing a string without quotes is not a possibility, but therefore one has...

It seems we're all pretty busy, but I still think this is a nice proposal!

Yes, for Typescript. But also against mistakes. E.g. a value of *true *could theoretically be either a string or a boolean. Especially when not using strict typing, this mistake could...

Update: For now I am using the following workaround: Setting a variable in my component to _false_ on _mouseenter_ and to _true_ on mouseleave and returning this variable in fp's...

Thanks! Here's another screencast showing this fiddle in my Windows Firefox https://cl.ly/0f0f2d0bee42 https://jsfiddle.net/a53fsbj6/2/

> @betosalvador `preview` needs app store updates which we're working on to bring Angular 10 support to the {N} Preview app. We'll ping back once latest updates have been approved...