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Sign upIs JSHint really the "best" linter? #205
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I agree, to solve this, we can make a list of the lints|hints available with your specifications. What do you think? |
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Mentions ESLint's strengths, but doesn't go in-depth on why you'd use one of the others. Resolves braziljs#205.
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sorry, been extremely busy for the past month. Just submitted a possible edit - let me know what you think. |
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I agree with eslint as best tool for lint:
an example, in specific frameworks, we have specific patterns to their., example, eslint-plugin-angular add rules to lint pattern of john papa |
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I vote to change jsHint for eslint |
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or mention both |
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I think it's tern-lint |
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As far as I'm aware, ESLint provides all JSHint's functionality and then some, while being more configurable, more modular, and more extensible. I believe it is slightly slower, though I've never experienced serious performance issues.
I'd suggest recommending it rather than JSHint.
I'd at least tone down the claim that JSHint is the best to "JSHint is a good style checker".