Eslint doubles build times

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Wouldn’t it be much better not to have to install anything related to ESLint into the app (even as a “devDependency”)?

I think ESLint is better used at the editor / IDE level, so that errors are pointed out in real time as you code in the editor and you can then fix them then and there.

I wrote about how easy it was to add ESLint support (which also comes with CSSLint, TSLint, and CoffeeLint) to an existing Visual Studio 2015 installation:

ESLint now officially integrated with Visual Studio 2015

I’ve just installed the .NET Core Tooling Preview 1 that was recently released and it has ESLint in it. So now Visual Studio 2015 can point out any ES syntax errors or warnings in real time as you code. Previously you had to install a third-party package called “Web Analyzer”, but as of this Tooling Preview release if you install Web Analyzer, it will instruct you to uninstall it and install the official Tooling Preview update instead. [image]