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I highly agree on the linter part - it's too underestimated - in our team we currently have linters in place for every language and add custom linting rules on
by andreasklinger 11y ago
I highly agree on the linter part - it's too underestimated - in our team we currently have linters in place for every language and add custom linting rules on regular basis.
Basically whenever we notice codestyle discussion in PRs repeating a custom linter will come to establish convention (/rule).
- awinder 11y agoHow do you develop code style rules? Just team discussion, lead driven decision, etc.? Asking for a friend ;-)
- realharo 11y agoSome of their uses (like the private property convention the article mentions) just seem to be making up for the language itself not being strict/expressive enough. Once you already have a large existing codebase, adding some of this stuff via static analysis later is a nice and cheap way to get those extra checks anyway.