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A simple terminal UI for git commands that streamlines complex workflows without the overhead of heavy GUIs.
The sophisticated, community-driven static analysis tool for detecting errors and potential problems in JavaScript code.
JSHint is a professional-grade static analysis tool designed to help developers detect errors and potential problems in their JavaScript code. Originally forked from JSLint to provide a more flexible, community-driven approach to linting, JSHint has evolved into a staple of the web development ecosystem. As of 2026, it remains a critical tool for projects that prioritize performance and lightweight build chains. Unlike broader tools that attempt to manage every aspect of the frontend, JSHint focuses exclusively on the JavaScript language itself, making it exceptionally fast for large-scale codebases. Its architecture is built on top of a recursive descent parser that analyzes the source code's structure without executing it. This allows it to identify common pitfalls such as variable hoisting issues, leaked globals, and cyclomatic complexity spikes that can lead to runtime failures. In a 2026 market dominated by complex multi-language compilers, JSHint offers a specialized, low-latency alternative for teams maintaining high-performance JavaScript applications, legacy systems, and pure-JS modules where ESLint's plugin overhead might be undesirable.
Users can toggle over 100 specific linting options via .jshintrc to customize error reporting for specific project needs.
A simple terminal UI for git commands that streamlines complex workflows without the overhead of heavy GUIs.
The version-controlled prompt registry for professional LLM orchestration.
The Developer-First Workflow-as-Code Platform for Orchestrating Human and Machine Tasks.
A command-line task runner that eliminates the syntax debt of Make for modern software engineering.
Verified feedback from the global deployment network.
Post queries, share implementation strategies, and help other users.
Calculates the complexity of functions (maxcomplexity) to warn developers when a function becomes too difficult to maintain.
Pre-defines global variables for specific environments like Node.js, Rhino, Browser, and PhantomJS.
Analyzes scope to detect when variables are used before declaration or when 'var' usage might lead to scope leakage.
Allows developers to plug in custom JavaScript files to format the output of linting results.
Detects when a variable in an inner scope is declared with the same name as a variable in an outer scope.
Can be configured to require the 'use strict' directive in all files or functions.
Manual code reviews spend too much time on syntax and stylistic consistency.
Registry Updated:2/7/2026
Cleaning up a 10-year-old JavaScript codebase with thousands of global variables.
Preventing developers from writing overly complex, un-testable functions.