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Does JSLint improve your Javascript coding?

Asked 2009-08-22T20:36:51.853
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Douglas Crockford says:

JavaScript is a sloppy language, but inside it there is an elegant, better language. JSLint helps you to program in that better language and to avoid most of the slop.

Do those programmers who use JSLint on a regular basis have the same opinion?

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JSLint is one way in which we are cleaning up our code in our app. It helps during code review and deciding a third party library is well coded or not. We also use IntelliJ IDEA's inspections which for the most part warns about the same issues. We are also using jQuery which has helped clean up a lot of code.

answered 2009-08-23T03:04:40.240

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