I wished someone nudged me to these tools, when I asked how I can
easily find bracket matching problems in a larger JS files.

I tried the ones posted here on my code base and I can definitely say
that jslint hurts my feelings and has some IMHO ridiculous claims.

JSHint on the other hand had the most useful output to me, only needed
to deactive "When blocks omit {}" and active "Asume node" to have it
not output any warnings I wouldn't consider legit.

On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 9:03 AM, Evgeny Bogdanov
<evgeny.bogdanov@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Yes, Matt. Completely agree. I hope jshint is going in this direction, it is
> already a lot more configurable than jslint.
> It can't check the Isaac's style, but at least it does not complain for me
> now ))
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