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A Dilettante's Guide to Linting: Addendum
As discussed, Prettier doesn't let us do a whole lot of configuration. We only needed to change two options to match AirBnB, but we can customize a few more if we want. My Prettier config file specifies all the options I'm opinionated about, even though I'm just re-stating the default behavior for most of them.
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A Dilettante's Guide to Linting
This article is a step-by-step, ground-up look at how the most popular Javascript linting tools can be used together to professionalize any codebase. The target audience is a beginner++ level; you've written some javascript code in your IDE and probably pushed it to GitHub, but you haven't necessarily worked with other developers or published any public projects. The coverage will focus on vanilla Javascript, but some React linting is included incidentally. A TLDR version is available for more experienced developers.