Tag Archives: lint

JavaScript on OSX

Posted on June 11, 2006 by Dominic Mitchell

So, after my little rant a few days ago, I’ve now gotten JavaScript::JSLint up and running. But that involves downloading a lot of Perl modules, and installing SpiderMonkey, which is a none too pleasant task. However, the Mac should already … Continue reading →

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New Releases

Posted on June 5, 2006 by Dominic Mitchell

I’ve just done a couple of new releases of my modules: JavaScript::JSLint 0.04, which is just renaming from Lint to JSLint to more accurately reflect where it’s come from (pointed out by Matthias Miller). subatom 0.07 which switches from the … Continue reading →

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JSLint Backlash

Posted on June 4, 2006 by Dominic Mitchell

Typically enough, two days after I start on something, there’s a backlash. Dean Edwards (whom I respect highly) points out that JSLint is not a silver bullet in JSLint Considered Harmful. (aside: everybody please read ‘Considered Harmful’ Essays Considered Harmful. … Continue reading →

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JavaScript::Lint 0.02

Posted on June 4, 2006 by Dominic Mitchell

I’ve just put together a new version of JavaScript::Lint. The main new thing is that you can now specify options to control how the lint works. You probably want to enable the undef option, for instance. I also fixed a … Continue reading →

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JavaScript::Lint

Posted on June 2, 2006 by Dominic Mitchell

After whinging gratuitously about how cruddy non-browser JavaScript is, Mark Fowler kindly pointed me in the right direction to get Perl integration working: JavaScript.pm. So now I’ve wrapped up JSLint into a small command line tool (and Perl lib), JavaScript::Lint. … Continue reading →

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