EsLint => 3n errors in you code.
Program failed to run

Removed ESLint

And application ran forever

EsLint is like that mother that warns her daughter time to time. Dont sit like this. Dont play with your hair. Dont whistle

It keeps your coffee nice and clean and easy to read.

Sure, you can write code that looks minified, but why would you want to?

@Ashkin I don't think it's making my code more readable, instead forcing me to spend more time on fixing according to its rules. Sometimes I prefer to leave some lines empty during development for readability or to remind me to put code later here. But i cannot add more than 1 empty line

Also I dont know how readability has improved by forcing programmer to put else block on new line
if () {
}
else {

}

This appears much better to me
if () {
} else {
}

@jalebiBhai You can change its rules -- and with forced bracketing like that, I would highly recommend it...

@Ashkin what's the deal with it ?? //bracketing

Try standard. Way better than eslint.

Yep, if you configure ESLint to your liking it's pretty good I think.
Plus, I configured one of my macro keys to paste in "// eslint-disable-line" so I can silence it with one keypress if it does something stupid :D

Well I guess if a kid is playing with his/her hair while whistling and not sitting up straight, something must be wrong.

@marcus5914 Standard is a ruleset for eslint...

eslint by itself doesn't do anything, it validates your code based on the rules or ruleset you provide it. Don't like a rule? Just remove it from your eslint config.

It's comes by default with Quasar.

@NGPixel I know that. Some time having so many option is a curse. Standard take care of it and I can focus on code.