The number of times I still see people not follow the lint rule even when it is installed, or use things like eslint-disable because its not always intuitive how to get around certain scenarios kind of rules this point moot.
In my opinion if people have the rule installed and still feel the need to disable it then it shows there may be an issue with the API itself. This is coming as someone who has written React for a living since before even ES6 classes were supported.
I see it relatively often, including in production codebases where people just disable the rule because they don't know how to write the sometimes non-intuitive way to get around it.
In my opinion if people have the rule installed and still feel the need to disable it then it shows there may be an issue with the API itself. This is coming as someone who has written React for a living since before even ES6 classes were supported.
I see it relatively often, including in production codebases where people just disable the rule because they don't know how to write the sometimes non-intuitive way to get around it.