The Adoption of JavaScript Linters in Practice¶
Tomasdottir, Aniche, & Deursen, v. (2020). The Adoption of JavaScript Linters in Practice: A Case Study on ESLint. IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering.
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- Millions of codebases rely on this AST-level analysis to enforce style and catch bugs before runtime
This sourceCase study of ESLint adoption examining developers' perceptions and usage of the linter, whose value is that static analysis surfaces possible errors and standard violations before runtime.
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“A linter is a static analysis tool that warns software developers about possible code errors or violations to coding standards. By”
- Millions of codebases rely on this AST-level analysis to enforce style and catch bugs before runtime
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