https://dev.to/dmnchzl/eslint-x-prettier-the-right-way-to-start-a-javascript-project-1hc1 #ESLint #Prettier #webdev

Introducing Bulk Suppressions, by @eslint:

https://eslint.org/blog/2025/04/introducing-bulk-suppressions/

Resolving Invalid Custom Tailwind Classname ESLint Warning, by @aman.bsky.social:

https://amanhimself.dev/blog/resolving-custom-tailwind-classname-eslint-warning/

Does anyone have a eslint/ similar setup for reporting throw anything other than an Error/ Exception?
#typescript #eslint
Its stupid that its legal in C++, but I understand why its there. TS!==C++

Any #javascript devs familiar with #eslint able to tell me what I'm doing wrong here?

```
import mbxConfig from 'mbx-eslint-config';

export default [
{
ignores: [
"dist"
],
},
mbxConfig.configs.recommended,
];
```

`mbx-eslint-config` includes stylistic recommended rules and then a set of rule overrides, but the resulting config from this file is ignoring my override on the `max-len` rule.

`npx eslint --inspect-config` shows me the expected output.

Big update! The #ESLint team is expanding its horizons by adding official support for the #CSS language, alongside JSON and Markdown linting.

Get all the details on #InfoQ https://bit.ly/4kTPMyW

Anyone here doing #typescript development with #eslint and a #language-service like #emacs #eglot?

- to run eslint as part of the typescript compiler, I use this plugin https://github.com/Quramy/typescript-eslint-language-service, which is even referenced on the tsconfig documentation page,
- eslint-9 changed a lot of things, in particular it does not seem to work with the plugin

But for reasons I would like to use eslint-9. Anyone here who has experience with this and got it to work?

There's now an #ESLint rule to check the #Baseline status of CSS features: https://web.dev/blog/eslint-baseline-integration.

```
/var/www/my-cool-web-project/src/css/styles.css
269:3 warning Property 'overflow' is not a widely available baseline feature css/require-baseline
```