Articles Tagged eslint

It sure is nice having a whole codebase that is perfectly compliant to a set of code style guidelines. All the files use the same indentation, the same quote style, the same spacing and line-break rules, heck, tiny things like the way zero’s in values are handled and how keyframes are named.

It seems like a tall order, but these days, it’s easier than ever. It seems to me it’s become a two-tool game:

1. A tool to automatically fix easy-to-fix

As front-end developers, we’re well aware that different browsers (and versions) support different web platform features. We make choices based on the support of those features balanced with what analytics tell us about what browsers our users use. For example, if our Google Analytics tell us only 0.01% of users are left on IE 9, perhaps we’ll decide it’s OK to start using Flexbox and .classList.… Read article “Browserslist is a Good Idea”