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what is Eslint: ESLint is a tool for identifying and reporting on patterns found in ECMAScript/JavaScript code, with the goal of making code more consistent and avoiding bugs. Eslint analyzes your code and warns you of potential errors. In order for...
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Getting started This guide will teach you how to wire up core React Native libraries. By the end you’ll be able to: Create a scalable react native application skeleton with TypeScript Implement React Navigation - a library for switching screens in A...
In this article, I will be introducing us to setting up a standard react application and deploying it on a cloud platform, heroku. This article is into three parts as highlighted below Part 1 - setting a standard development tool Part 2 - Setting th...
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I've become a huge fan of Linting over the last several years. Along with figuring out how to write to stdout for debugging and getting unit tests running, it is one of the first things I get set up when starting a new project or learning a new lan...
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Hi Hashnoders, Yesterday when I was typing code and i tried to fix my react code using Eslint, the problems tab did not give any information about the fixes or warnings. I tried using Eslint: auto fix command but nothing happens. Currently i just use...
ESLINT: have you ever heard of ESLINT? or have you been wondering how to get started with ESLINT but you have no idea how to get started with ESLINT, But in few minutes with this article you will start using ESLINT in your next project. Yeah in few m...
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Background When working in a team of developers, it is best to have a standard code style. ESLint allows developers to adhere to those basic code conventions by enforcing the same rules and making your code look unified. This helps with maintaining a...
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This article was initially posted in my blog Coffee N Coding When you’re working in a team, each developer will have their own style. It’s very important to have a consistent style across all the files. Looking at a piece of code, you shouldn’t be ab...
We are currently creating default projects for our next jobs and wanted to use some new tech. And because our team is coming from an OOP background, we like the idea of TypeScript! So we inizialized a new react-native-typescript project. But sometim...
I just tried using eslint while writing front-end javascript. For some reason, I keep getting error flags on things that aren't really there. Eg, when I use document.getElementById, I get a missing semi colon error, right in the middle of d...
