Closed therealklanni closed 9 years ago
No. ESLint. =)
Standard JavaScript is missing a lot of ESLint features we need, and... they call it Standard JavaScript, but they promote a style that is not the least bit idiomatic.
Calling something "standard" doesn't make it so.
I edited the above comment after I realized this wasn't one of the boilerplate repos. ;)
I agree with your points. I'm also not completely onboard with it, but lots of influential folks are starting to use it, so I thought I'd ask. :)
Would you consider moving away from jshint/eslint to use Standard JavaScript instead?