Code Like a Pro : Linters | How to Write Code Professionally (With Examples)

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[finnfrican]

on VS Code, just use aufoFormat(alt + Shift + F). Would do most of these.
Also, I think the problem with the CSS declaration was that you used ":" instead of "=". Good job! Love your channel!

[somethingwitty]

Looking forward to the progression of this series. Thanks for your ongoing work on this side-side-project Dylan.

[TheBrettmchatton]

Love this series thank you for starting it. What are some of your favorite plugins for VS code?

[empiricistsacademy]

I did not know most of this, very useful.

[assasingtroll]

Thanks Man well i dont have that app but i have sublime text 3 Thanks New suscriber!!

[Heffsta]

ESLint and Prettier (format on save) for me.

[EddyVinck]

So I just spent a few hours setting up ESLint with the AirBnB settings and let me just say that it was worth it.

the rules no-param-reassign and no-use-before-define still need to be followed but I'm not sure if I agree with those rules, or maybe I don't understand how to deal with them yet.

no-use-before-define makes it so you cannot follow the 'top-to-bottom' principle from Clean Code because it complains when you do:
const higherLevelFunction = () => {
// stuff
lowerLevelFunction();
// more stuff
};
const lowerLevelFunction = () => {
// compute something
};
// Bottom of file...
higherLevelFunction();

no-param-reassign makes it so you cannot do stuff like:
someNodeList.forEach((el) => {
el.style.display = 'none';
});

[artisticarina]

Please make one video for visual studio code in which please explain some important tool which are useful for developers

[Bobbidigi]

I totally thought const was for constant and should be used for variables that wont change.

[kedaralande]

To get high salary package in an IT company which programming languages should I learn...plz reply

[mudshark]

13:51 I think you just removed the code that was supposed to shuffle the answers.
Now the correct answer is always the first one.

[Bobbidigi]

Oh yeah, That code looks familiar? lol