Avoiding `any`s with Linting and TypeScript | typescript-eslint
How typescript-eslint expands on TypeScript's type safety to catch explicit and implicit `any`s.| typescript-eslint.io
How typescript-eslint's new "Project Service" makes typed linting easier to configure, especially for large projects.| typescript-eslint Blog
How typescript-eslint expands on TypeScript's type safety to catch explicit and implicit `any`s.| typescript-eslint.io
Explaining what linting with type information means, why it's so powerful, and some of the useful rules you can enable that use it.| typescript-eslint Blog
Announcing the stable release of typescript-eslint's v8.| typescript-eslint.io
Announcing the release of typescript-eslint's v8 beta, including its changes and timeline.| typescript-eslint.io
Changes to consistent-type-imports when used with decorators, experimentalDecorators, and emitDecoratorMetadata| typescript-eslint.io
Announcing the release of typescript-eslint's stable v7 release| typescript-eslint.io
We're following ESLint's lead in moving our formatting lint rules to the ESLint Stylistic project.| typescript-eslint.io
How typescript-eslint generates much of the docs pages for each of its lint rules.| typescript-eslint.io
Simplifying how many projects resolve their| typescript-eslint.io
Announcing the release of typescript-eslint's stable v6 release, including its changes and timeline.| typescript-eslint.io
Announcing the release of typescript-eslint's v6 beta, including its changes and timeline.| typescript-eslint.io
Why enforcing TypeScript imports use the `type` modifier when possible benefits some project setups.| typescript-eslint.io
Describing what an AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) is and why it's useful for ESLint and TypeScript tooling.| typescript-eslint.io
