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@ShriramKMurthi @typescript I’m biased, but @PrettierCode (prettier.io) has generally worked great for me. ESLint is also great in combination (Prettier is laser-focused on code formatting, ESLint is great for detecting bad patterns). In general, I avoid using prebuilt ESLint configs…Permalink On twitter.com
Mood +3 🙂
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@ShriramKMurthi @typescript @PrettierCode …in my projects because they tend to have made a lot of decisions that aren't applicable to my use case. Instead, especially since your colleague has a good idea of what mistakes students are making, they could create a custom config (either bundled with stencil code or…Permalink On twitter.com
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@ShriramKMurthi …published to npm) that addresses the specific issues they’re seeing. It’s not too terrible to write ESLint rules if you have a good idea of what you want, and there’s a bunch of TS-specific ones here: typescript-eslint.io/rules/ (beyond ESLint core’s JS-focused rules)On twitter.com
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@ShriramKMurthi (also, the experience of messily writing out a line of code and then watching it snap into perfect formatting never gets old)Permalink On twitter.com