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Code style and linting #16

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Silic0nS0ldier opened this issue Jan 15, 2019 · 0 comments
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Code style and linting #16

Silic0nS0ldier opened this issue Jan 15, 2019 · 0 comments
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Silic0nS0ldier commented Jan 15, 2019 •
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Aside from keeping source relatively uniform, a decent linter can also prevent usage of bad patterns and methods that could lead to buggy and slow code.

ESLint is best equiped for guarding against anti-patterns, dprint is best suited to enforcing code style.
@Silic0nS0ldier Silic0nS0ldier added the enhancement Issue enhances existing functionality or development processes. label Jan 15, 2019
@Silic0nS0ldier Silic0nS0ldier added this to the patch milestone Jan 15, 2019
@Silic0nS0ldier Silic0nS0ldier changed the title Code linting with ESLint Code style Nov 13, 2021
@Silic0nS0ldier Silic0nS0ldier changed the title Code style Code style and linting Nov 13, 2021
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