Using JSLint

It's nothing to be ashamed of: you probably don't write perfect JavaScript the first time. While debugging JavaScript is usually done manually, today's quick tip will teach you how to use JSLint, a tool for catching JavaScript bugs. Think of it as spell-check for JavaScript.

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Cool video!
We used JSLint, too. It helped a lot to get the code more stable.

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Douglas Crockford screamed at eval() for eight hours straight and the code for JSLint appeared in his text editor.