TSLint
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What is TSLint?
TSLint was an extensible static analysis tool that checked TypeScript code for readability, maintainability, and functionality errors. It was commonly used to enforce coding standards, identify potential bugs, and improve overall code quality. However, TSLint is now deprecated in favor of ESLint with TypeScript support.
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TSLint Complementary Technologies
JSDoc
JSDoc is a documentation generator for JavaScript. TSLint can be configured to enforce rules related to JSDoc comments in TypeScript code, making them complementary.
Prettier
Prettier is a code formatter. While TSLint focuses on code quality and style rules, Prettier automatically formats the code. They can be used together, where TSLint identifies style issues, and Prettier automatically fixes them. Can be configured to work together.
TypeScript
TSLint is specifically designed to lint TypeScript code. It complements TypeScript by enforcing coding standards and best practices.
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Frontend Engineer
139 Frontend Engineer jobs mention TSLint
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User Interface Designer
3 User Interface Designer jobs mention TSLint
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Software Engineer
289 Software Engineer jobs mention TSLint
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Solutions Architect
8 Solutions Architect jobs mention TSLint
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Engineer
291 Engineer jobs mention TSLint
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