JSCS vs JSHint

Published 2016-01-05 category: front-end
by Hidde de Vries

JSHint helps you enforce code correctness, whereas JSCS helps you enforce a code style.

JSHint is deprecating its code style related features and plans to remove them from the next major releases (see docs). Therefore, it makes sense to use both JSCS and JSHint. (Thanks Alex for pointing me at this)

Hidde de Vries (@hdv@front-end.social) is a web enthusiast and accessibility specialist from Rotterdam (The Netherlands). He currently works on NL Design System and web standards for the Dutch government and is a participant in the Open UI Community Group. Previously, he worked for W3C (WAI), Mozilla, the Dutch government and others as a freelancer. Hidde is also a public speaker, he has given 71 talks, most recently in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

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