More Agent Autonomy Needs Stronger Guardrails: React 19 Linting on ESLint 10
The more autonomy I give coding agents, the more of a repository's expectations need to be executable. I do not want manual review to be the first p…
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The more autonomy I give coding agents, the more of a repository's expectations need to be executable. I do not want manual review to be the first p…
I used to juggle ESLint and Prettier every day. Two tools. Multiple config files. Plugin conflicts. Slow checks. And that constant feeling that some…
On 2026-07-05, re-verifying the numbers before publishing the 17-plugin benchmark, eslint-plugin-unicorn came back 0 of 40 — a suspiciously clean ze…
Five days earlier, an audit of my own ESLint plugins found 140 files still calling context.getFilename() , getSourceCode() , and getCwd() — three AP…
As Vue applications grow, keeping the codebase clean becomes increasingly challenging. At first, everyone follows the same conventions. But over tim…
The Angular 22 release marks the end of the transition to its new paradigm designed around signals. As it was done gradually, it felt smooth. But wh…
TypeScript passed it clean. The code reviewer approved it. It shipped to production. Three months later, a penetration tester sent a report. The vul…
Skip to: Full Results | Category Breakdown | The Leaderboard | Methodology TL;DR I built a benchmark suite with 40 vulnerable code patterns across 1…
We benchmark import-next/no-cycle against eslint-plugin-import/no-cycle and oxlint's native Rust port on next.js (131K stars, 14,556 source files).…
We added a npm run ilb:flagship:smoke gate to the quality script. It's small: for each flagship rule with a labeled corpus, run the rule against vul…
In a 2024 benchmark of 10,000+ line TypeScript codebases, Vitest outperformed ESLint ’s native rule execution by 47% in cold-start lint speed when c…