JavaScript is powering ahead and we're being (rightly) encouraged to use many of the new language features that came with ES2015. This means some best practises have changed, and some entirely new ones have emerged. I'll talk through some of these and then discuss trying to effect this change on an established codebase with the help of ESLint.
JavaScript is powering ahead and we're being (rightly) encouraged to use many of the new language features that came with ES2015. This means some best practises have changed, and some entirely new ones have emerged. I'll talk through some of these and then discuss trying to effect this change on an established codebase with the help of ESLint.