De la difficulté que peut représenter la migration de ESLint 8 vers ESLint 9.
De la difficulté que peut représenter la migration de ESLint 8 vers ESLint 9.
Une sorte de linter pour PHP. Cet outil analyse votre code et vous permet de détecter certains problèmes sans même avoir à l'exécuter.
L'un des aspects intéressant c'est l'approche par niveaux (*levels*) qui permet de choisir son niveau d'*agressivité*. Vous pouvez commencer au level 0, corriger les soucis "faciles", puis augmenter à mesure que votre code gagne en qualité et en robustesse.
#Development #Launches
ESLint now supports CSS linting · The @eslint/css plugin is based on CSSTree https://ilo.im/162ex6
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#CSS #Code #Maintainability #Linter #Plugin #ESLint #CSSTree #Npm #WebDev #Frontend
#cicd #github_actions #linter Zizmor has reached v1.0.0 and is now stable/semver.
This is a (written in Rust) tool which lints workflows (and repos with workflows) to catch common potential security issues.
It's already highlighted some ... embarrassments which I've flagged at $employer.
@inlovewithpda #bash is great, I've developed many a helping monster script. But bash also is a beast when it comes to getting it right. It's helpful to use a #Linter (like #shellcheck for example).
Even more important is to know when you should drop your bash script, consider it a prototype and reimplement it with a language that suits the problem better.
If I want to create a Linter/Fixer to enforce some rules like class/file naming, folder structure, code formatting for Laravel, what would be the best tool to built upon? PHP-CS-Fixer, Rector, Pest? I feel like they all have some overlapping features for this.
I know Tighten's Tlint but seems like they wrote their tool from scratch instead of using an existing library.
Wow, the most extensive review of #Regal I've seen so far, and it's a great read! In Japanese, but Google Translate did a good job.
Reading the conclusion at the end made my day.
I'll be once again live streaming some #HyperCard programming this Saturday, Dec 7th at 9am Eastern. I'll be working on a #Linter for #HyperTalk.
Calling all #BlindProgrammers using #VSCode! I'm looking for accessible #linter options to catch coding errors. What linters do you use, and how do you make them work with screen readers? Any tips for making #ESLint more accessible?