JS CODE STYLE deprecated

[bichotll]

Hi,
It currently claims that the best tool is JSHint. JSCS has recently merged ESlint.
I think ESLint is actually the best and most used tool for "linting" as well as for code style.

[allanesquina]

I think we can change it, but the idea is show all the great tools we have. I'm working on a reorganization task, so I'm gonna create a voting issue with the best tools we have today, what do you think? So we can update the list and create new sections if necessary.

[bichotll]

I think that a voting is cool ;) That will definitely help to update it.

JS world is updated/changes every day. That could be done every X time (6
months?).
This is a popular page, so we should keep it up to day.
On 23 Jun 2016 11:34 p.m., "Allan Esquina" notifications@github.com wrote:

I think we can change it, but the idea is show all the great tools we
have. I'm working on a reorganization task, so I'm gonna create a voting
issue with the best tools we have today, what do you think? So we can
update the list and create new sections if necessary.

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[allanesquina]

That's true, we have new features almost every day, and it's a bit hard to keep all things up to date. I have no idea how we can make it here, since there's so many content to list and sounds a bit noise put all of those in a single issue, confusing I guess, I was think in a second options to do that which is to put a button UP/DOWN for each link on the page, so the user can rating the link, but it needs a server to the API at least.
We can split the issues by section as well, which would be more clear
Any another idea?

Thanks man :)

[bichotll]

I like the votes idea! But yeah, that needs to be implemented with a
server. Also, for any new tool/resource added it will take a while until is
has a good position.

Maybe ordering the tools automatically by their Github stars? That does not
include books or websites tho...
Then we invite the readers to suggest any tool with a simple button that
opens an issue? On the right of the page?

I would go for basic and easy information overall anyway.

I'm currently quite busy, but I'll do my best ;)

On 24 June 2016 at 22:34, Allan Esquina notifications@github.com wrote:

That's true, we have new features almost every day, and it's a bit hard to
keep all things up to date. I have no idea how we can make it here, since
there's so many content to list and sounds a bit noise put all of those in
a single issue, confusing I guess, I was think in a second options to do
that which is to put a button UP/DOWN for each link on the page, so the
user can rating the link, but it needs a server to the API at least.
We can split the issues by section as well, which would be more clear
Any another idea?

Thanks man :)

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[allanesquina]

Yeah man, I completely understand, we all are too busy, no worries.

The idea to sort by Github stars is amazing, I like that. We can think about this button, maybe something to incentive people to participate.

I have to finish a project before start to do this changes, so, we have time to think more about it yet. You're welcome here, feel free to contribute always.

Thanks man 👍