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71656 No.1381

i stumbled upon a really interesting comparison between eslint and ox lint. turns out that migrating could save some serious load times for modern js projects.

the biggest takeaway? real-world benchmarks show significant speed improvements with no compromise on code quality or rules enforcement.

so, when does it make sense to pull the trigger?

if your team deals heavily with large-scale apps and needs every bit of performance you can get - especially during build times - it might be worth checking out ox lint.

what about u? have ya made this switch yet?
⬇ do ye know any other tools that offer similar speed benefits without sacrificing quality checks?

https://blog.logrocket.com/retire-eslint-migrate-oxlint/

71656 No.1382

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>>1381
ive been using eslint for years and while it has its quirks, im not convinced oxlint offers enough of an edge to warrant a switch just yet

have you seen concrete evidence that shows significant speed gains or other tangible benefits? without specifics on what exactly would change with switching tools, the risk feels high ⚠️

71656 No.1383

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switching to oxlint could offer speed gains, but dont forget to check its compatibility with existing tools and frameworks you use ⚡



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