ESLint Quickstart - find errors automatically
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Date: 2022-03-14
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Comments and reviews: 9
TwstedTV
Love the video, thanks :
What frustrates me more as each day passes on is that every single time, I start a project, even if its just doodling (if you know what I mean)
I have to go through this same motion every single time.
Buy the time I init everything for git, npm, eslint etc etc etc and everything in between that falls after.
I dont want to code anymore, because I get so frustrated with having to do these same steps over and over just to code and play around with ideas that hour or day....
Im really starting to contemplate on setting a bunch of stuff as global.
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Love the video, thanks :
What frustrates me more as each day passes on is that every single time, I start a project, even if its just doodling (if you know what I mean)
I have to go through this same motion every single time.
Buy the time I init everything for git, npm, eslint etc etc etc and everything in between that falls after.
I dont want to code anymore, because I get so frustrated with having to do these same steps over and over just to code and play around with ideas that hour or day....
Im really starting to contemplate on setting a bunch of stuff as global.
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paul
Would prefer to see the windows full screen, rather than waste half the view with you waving your hands about in that annoying, distracting manner... You could learn a lot from Traversy Media in terms of presentation.
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Would prefer to see the windows full screen, rather than waste half the view with you waving your hands about in that annoying, distracting manner... You could learn a lot from Traversy Media in terms of presentation.
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Yuta
What's the command for eslint to automatically fix the errors in your js file? So instead of having to manually fix the errors, run that eslint command that fixes those errors for you. That should be possible right?
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What's the command for eslint to automatically fix the errors in your js file? So instead of having to manually fix the errors, run that eslint command that fixes those errors for you. That should be possible right?
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SAU
I wish I could become a good coder but I have trash memory and all then commands are so hard to remember. But so far I have been working on editing some json files to add spells to CDDA.
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I wish I could become a good coder but I have trash memory and all then commands are so hard to remember. But so far I have been working on editing some json files to add spells to CDDA.
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darkbrian
please can anybody suggest me how to install, initialize and use ESLint only, I am new to coding and this video just frustrates with things that I don't know but I must learn
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please can anybody suggest me how to install, initialize and use ESLint only, I am new to coding and this video just frustrates with things that I don't know but I must learn
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Travels
Also, ESLint can automatically fix a huge number of errors for '--fix' command. Example: npm run lint --fix. In this case, you do not need to change code by yourself.
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Also, ESLint can automatically fix a huge number of errors for '--fix' command. Example: npm run lint --fix. In this case, you do not need to change code by yourself.
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Yash
hi, how do people have the branch name they are on shown in the terminal like you do -git:(master)- is it a mac only thing or some external package?
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hi, how do people have the branch name they are on shown in the terminal like you do -git:(master)- is it a mac only thing or some external package?
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Cr00l
Good video, little hint here: you can just write down npm init -y and it will generate for you default package.json without answering questions
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Good video, little hint here: you can just write down npm init -y and it will generate for you default package.json without answering questions
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N.
I'm new in js, node.js and vscode. For intellisense Currently starting with free tabnine. Which intellisense are you using in this tutorial?
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I'm new in js, node.js and vscode. For intellisense Currently starting with free tabnine. Which intellisense are you using in this tutorial?
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