Not easy to spot

I wish the diff viewers highlight the diff at character-level (like by doing a bold of the diff)

@asgs git diff --color-words=.

That's what you get when you use a text editor and not an IDE. :P

@ColdFore by "that" you mean total freedom to learn and customize actual commands? strongly agree!

That's why I always prefer a compiled language.

this.removeEditor();
this.removePride();
this.removeJob();

Happens way too often to me too, I once spent 2 days on an error because I wrote success as succes :/

Who would win?

A developer with more than 7 years of experience

Vs.

One tiny boi

Linters gonna lint, lint, lint...

That's some of the things I miss after moving from WebStorm to VSCode - regardless of whether it's a valid symbol or whatever, it would highlight typos in camel case words (and while "mount" by itself most probably would pass, "un" would cause an error).

What's up with the broken underline?

@7400 Now it bothers me as well, thanks :/

Wouldn’t have happened if they had used typescript

Should have used typescript or at least jshint

That's what happens when you use vim

These 2 hours pay for the license of Storm.

I'm her for you brother... Try setting up prettier with react it will save you so much time.

🤣🤣 fuck react.

I got one word for you man, ESLint!

@Kudos ESLint. Prettier just fixed it for you so you never learn. ESLint shows it to you so you know not to make that mistake again

@asgs Beyond Compare.... Best money I've spent in long while; bought the mac/linux/windows license. Has paid for itself 20x over.

This is why I despise dynamic languages