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No, that's all peachy, but you're just going to tell me the post doesn't start with one idea, smoothly moves on, and just past the code example, wraps it up by
by pelagicAustral 3y ago
No, that's all peachy, but you're just going to tell me the post doesn't start with one idea, smoothly moves on, and just past the code example, wraps it up by completely dismantling the premise?
- lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 3y ago> but linters are draconian in nature His point is actually that linters lacking configuration are draconian. > Some languages, like Go, have a built-in linter, which applies a universal style that’s been set by the language designers. That’s the most totalitarian approach. I'd doubt it's the "built-in" aspect; it sounds quite a bit like it's the "universal style" that the author doesn't like.