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by atom_arranger
1343 days ago
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If the people working with tools like ESLint or TypeScript don't appreciate what they're doing for them, then yeah they'll work around them. I guess you need to teach people like that how they can work with the tools to get things done, with higher quality results. For my part I very much appreciate that ESLint and TypeScript can help me write better code, they're helpful and consistent reminders. I understand that I should use ===, I understand I should check for null, but without the tools I won't remember to do it in 100% of the cases I should. |
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