Truth. I had no idea what linting was before this summer. I found out what it was in the middle of a study jam for my Mobile Web Specialist Nanodegree.
I haven't fully grasped how to put it into practice yet. The concept seems great for sites on a larger scale. So far, I haven't worked a project big enough that would have to benefit from figuring out and installing a linter. I do email development at work (single, static HTML file) and we've mostly moved to a WYSIWYG solution, so no linting needs there.
That said, a linter would be helpful for the console errors I'm getting from the javascript in my ND project files. I've spent way too much time debugging.
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Truth. I had no idea what linting was before this summer. I found out what it was in the middle of a study jam for my Mobile Web Specialist Nanodegree.
I haven't fully grasped how to put it into practice yet. The concept seems great for sites on a larger scale. So far, I haven't worked a project big enough that would have to benefit from figuring out and installing a linter. I do email development at work (single, static HTML file) and we've mostly moved to a WYSIWYG solution, so no linting needs there.
That said, a linter would be helpful for the console errors I'm getting from the javascript in my ND project files. I've spent way too much time debugging.