> And, yes, the "you can pick and choose the features" is a non-starter in a team environment. At best, the team can pick and choose, and that takes a rather st

> And, yes, the "you can pick and choose the features" is a non-starter in a team environment. At best, the team can pick and choose, and that takes a rather strong hand and alignment to achieve. It is a very common case that you'll just end up with what your teammates use. I wonder if this wouldn't be much of a problem by, say, 2025. Already I'm used to having multiple linters run on save that fix up spacing and indentation like Prettier does. I'd expect people to make tools that'll complain if you're about to check in code that's too complicated for your team (uses lots of parentheses in a line without temporary variables, uses overly-complicated reduce() calls, etc.). Prettier: https://prettier.io https://prettier.io