#Prettier

1 week ago

🤝 Help get Prettier ready for #Angular 22
⬆️ Please vote: Angular will soon introduce support for comments directly inside HTML tags. #Prettier doesn't support this specific syntax yet.
🚀 @jeanmeche.com from @angular.dev team has already opened a tracking issue: github.com/prettier/pre...

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salships.bsky.social

@salships.bsky.social

2 weeks ago

Prettier formats code automatically. No more style debates. Released in 2017, now used by millions. Automation eliminates bikeshedding.

#prettier #tools

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MusiqueAlliance

@musiquealliance.bsky.social

2 months ago

Grace VanderWaal dévoile Prettier extrait de GV3

Le 30 janvier 2026, Grace VanderWaal sort "Prettier", premier extrait de GV3.

#gracevanderwaal #prettier #gv3 #musique

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Gwenn Le Bihan

@gwen.works

2 months ago

is this considered a bug for Prettier ? Formatting seems to not be idempotent here #prettier (i hit the formatting shortcut twice in a row and this happened)

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@dastanzparkett.bsky.social

2 months ago

and looking even #prettier
😮‍💨

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Alex Rusin

@alexrusin.com

3 months ago

Update your flat eslint.config.mjs. Merge configurations for Node, TypeScript, and Jest. Crucially, place eslintPluginPrettierRecommended LAST to ensure it overrides conflicting formatting rules. #ESLint #Prettier

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DIY Devs

@diydevs.bsky.social

4 months ago

Prettier 3.7: Improved formatting consistency and new plugin features! · Prettier We are excited to announce Prettier 3.7! This release focuses on polishing the TypeScript and Flow experience, specifically by aligning the formatting of classes and interfaces to be more consistent a...

Prettier 3.7.0 is out. With this update, formatting consistency has been tightened, classes and interfaces now print the same, and there is full support for Angular 21 and GraphQL 16.12. prettier.io/blog/2025/11...

#Prettier #DevTools #JavaScript #TypeScript #WebDev

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Damien Chazoule

@dmnchzl.dev

4 months ago

Oxlint x Prettier : L’approche moderne pour démarrer son projet JavaScript Alors qu’ESLint a longtemps dominé le paysage du linting, une nouvelle alternative fait son apparition : The JavaScript Oxidation Compiler…

Alors qu' #ESLint a longtemps dominé le paysage du linting, une nouvelle alternative fait son apparition : The JavaScript Oxidation Compiler ! #JavaScript #Prettier
medium.com/@dmnchzl/bac...

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Hackread.com

@hackread.bsky.social

4 months ago

Fake Prettier Extension on VSCode Marketplace Dropped Anivia Stealer Follow us on Bluesky, Twitter (X), Mastodon and Facebook at @Hackread

A fake version of the popular “Prettier – Code formatter” extension on the #VSCode Marketplace was found delivering Anivia Stealer, targeting Windows users to steal credentials and sensitive data.

Read: hackread.com/prettier-ext...

#CyberSecurity #Malware #Brandjacking #AniviaStealer #Prettier

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Honza Javorek

@honzajavorek.cz

4 months ago

Přešel jsem z Prettieru na Biome. Trvalo to 10 minut a dělá to totéž, akorát rychleji. Pěkné.

Jediná zrada byla, že ve výchozím nastavení to dělá taby místo mezer, trochu se mi při tom zježily chlupy, ale stačí to přepnout.

#juniorguru #prettier #biome

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@bitskingdom.bsky.social

5 months ago

Configuring and Testing TypeScript Projects | 2025 Learn how to configure TypeScript projects with tsconfig.json, ESLint, and more. Discover how to write fully typed tests using Jest and React Testing Library.

TypeScript shines brightest when paired with the right tools.
👉 Read Chapter 7: bitskingdom.com/blog/configuring-testing...

#typescript #testing #eslint #prettier #jest #reacttestinglibrary #softwaredevelopment

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Frontend Dogma

@frontenddogma.com

5 months ago

Vjeux » Birth of Prettier

Birth of Prettier, by @vjeux.bsky.social:

blog.vjeux.com/2025/javascript/birth-of...

#prettier #history

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Alexzersz

@unnoticedcloundsn.bsky.social

6 months ago

God how I wish I was, #normal, I wish I was, #prettier, #smarter, #brighter, that I shined when I walked in a room, that I made people laugh effortlessly and they saw me as a #funny person, that people relied on me when they need help, but they don't..

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Gouranga Das Samrat

@gouranga-khulna.bsky.social

7 months ago

Consistency is key, and Prettier makes it effortless! 💅 No more debates over code style – just hit save and let this awesome code formatter do its magic. Keeps my codebase clean and readable. An absolute must-have for any frontend developer! #Prettier #CodeFormatting #Frontend

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Frontend Dogma

@frontenddogma.com

8 months ago

eslint-config-prettier Compromised: How npm Package with 30 Million Downloads Spread Malware A supply chain attack exploiting eslint-config-prettier and other popular npm packages were discovered with major supply chain impact. In this blog, we will explore the details of the hack and the impact it had on the npm ecosystem.

eslint-config-prettier Compromised: How npm Package With 30 Million Downloads Spread Malware, by (not on Mastodon or Bluesky):

safedep.io/eslint-config-prettier-m...

#prettier #eslint #npm #security #malware

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Sharp Coder Blog

@sharpcoderblog.com

8 months ago

How to Create Custom TypeScript Linters and Formatters Creating custom linters and formatters for TypeScript can help enforce coding standards and maintain code quality in your projects. In this article, we'll walk through the pr...

How to Create Custom TypeScript Linters and Formatters #Typescript #Linting #Formatting #Eslint #Prettier #Rules #Configuration #Code #Development #Plugins #Testing #Jest #Custom #Tooling

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@bardnet.de

8 months ago

npm Phishing Email Targets Developers with Typosquatted Doma... A phishing attack targeted developers using a typosquatted npm domain (npnjs.com) to steal credentials via fake login pages - watch out for similar sc...

socket.dev/blog/npm-phi... #Prettier #Eslint

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pcollaog

@pcollaog.cl

8 months ago

Atentos a los que usan prettier + eslint, hay versiones vulnerables:

l.pcollaog.cl/go/pkI0Nn

#javascript #prettier #eslint #npm #security

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literat

@literat.dev

8 months ago

#eslint and #prettier users, beware! There has been a phishing attack on a few packages. 👇

👉 socket.dev/blog/npm-phi...
👉 thehackernews.com/2025/07/malw...
👉 github.com/advisories/G...

#javascript #npm #developers #web

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Erwann Mest 💐

@kud.io

9 months ago

Biome Format, lint, and more in a fraction of a second.

I've just switched from Prettier to Biome in my VS Code. Let's see if it's faster.

biomejs.dev

#dev #toolchain #vscode #prettier

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DIY Devs

@diydevs.bsky.social

9 months ago

Prettier 3.6: Experimental fast CLI and new OXC and Hermes plugins! · Prettier This release includes several important feature additions that we're excited to share with you.

Prettier 3.6 is here. You can try the experimental fast CLI via --experimental-cli and boost formatting with two new official plugins: oxc (Rust‑based JS/TS) and hermes (Flow). Look at the update here: prettier.io/blog/2025/06...

#Prettier #DevTools #JS #TypeScript

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Clebiez

@clebiez.bsky.social

10 months ago

BiomeJS - L'alternative à ESLint et Prettier qui va révolutionner tes projets Découvrez comment BiomeJS peut remplacer la combinaison ESLint + Prettier en offrant des performances incroyables et une configuration simplifiée.

BiomeJS, l'alternative à ESLint et Prettier qui va révolutionner tes projets. #javascript #dev #eslint #prettier

www.clebiez.com/blog/biome-js

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DEV Community

@dev.to.web.brid.gy

10 months ago

Old Fashioned CSS Formatter – A Modern Successor to CSSComb It’s been a long time coming, but I’m thrilled to finally share a new developer tool that emerged from my constant need for better CSS property organisation: Old Fashioned CSS Formatter — a professional-grade Visual Studio Code extension designed to fill a very real and long-standing gap in modern front-end development. If you’ve ever used CSSComb in the past, you know how much it helped maintain order in stylesheets. However, a vacuum was left with the project, which is no longer maintained, and this new tool steps in. ## The Problem CSSComb Left Behind When CSSComb stopped receiving updates, it left a hole for many developers, including me. It had a simple job: sorting CSS properties meaningfully. But it did it well. With tools like Stylelint and Prettier becoming more prevalent, it seemed like no one focused anymore on logical property ordering—just formatting and linting. I missed the simplicity, customisation, and workflow integration. Sorting CSS by hand or relying on rigid alphabetic sorters wasn’t cutting it—something needed to be done. ## Old Fashioned – Order with Style Old Fashioned CSS Formatter was built as a modern replacement for CSSComb. But it’s not just a rehash — it’s a reimagining. With three sorting strategies built in: * Alphabetical – for teams who want consistency with simplicity. * Concentric – sort properties based on visual impact, from outer layout to inner typography. * Idiomatic – for those who follow industry-standard conventions like SMACSS or guidelines from large frameworks. You don’t have to choose one method for everything — sort individual blocks with different strategies if you like. ## Smarter than Your Average Sorter Old Fashioned doesn’t just shuffle lines around: * It supports SCSS deeply with the help of PostCSS. * It groups related properties logically and even adds visual separation between them. * It works with your existing VS Code formatting preferences — it formats before sorting. * It handles @media, @property, and custom syntax like a native. This isn’t just for perfectionists. It’s for teams who care about code quality and maintainability. ## Why Not Just Use Stylelint or Prettier? Both are great tools — I use them myself. But they focus on different things: * Stylelint is a linter. It can help enforce rules, but it cannot do advanced sorting. * Prettier is a formatter. It adjusts whitespace and indentation but ignores the logic of property order. Old Fashioned fills that very specific but important role CSSComb used to own. See how this works: ## Available Now in Visual Studio Code The extension is open-source and available now at: * At VS Code Marketplace * Old Fashioned on GitHub This tool will help restore order to your workflow, whether you’re building large UI systems, maintaining a growing SCSS codebase, or teaching CSS fundamentals. ## Give It a Try You can install it directly from the VS Code marketplace, configure your preferred strategy, and format like 2025 (because it is). As always, I’d love your feedback or contributions on GitHub. Happy formatting 👔 — Stefan

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DEV Community

@dev.to.web.brid.gy

10 months ago

Old Fashioned CSS Formatter – A Modern Successor to CSSComb It’s been a long time coming, but I’m thrilled to finally share a new developer tool that emerged from my constant need for better CSS property organisation: Old Fashioned CSS Formatter — a professional-grade Visual Studio Code extension designed to fill a very real and long-standing gap in modern front-end development. If you’ve ever used CSSComb in the past, you know how much it helped maintain order in stylesheets. However, a vacuum was left with the project, which is no longer maintained, and this new tool steps in. ## The Problem CSSComb Left Behind When CSSComb stopped receiving updates, it left a hole for many developers, including me. It had a simple job: sorting CSS properties meaningfully. But it did it well. With tools like Stylelint and Prettier becoming more prevalent, it seemed like no one focused anymore on logical property ordering—just formatting and linting. I missed the simplicity, customisation, and workflow integration. Sorting CSS by hand or relying on rigid alphabetic sorters wasn’t cutting it—something needed to be done. ## Old Fashioned – Order with Style Old Fashioned CSS Formatter was built as a modern replacement for CSSComb. But it’s not just a rehash — it’s a reimagining. With three sorting strategies built in: * Alphabetical – for teams who want consistency with simplicity. * Concentric – sort properties based on visual impact, from outer layout to inner typography. * Idiomatic – for those who follow industry-standard conventions like SMACSS or guidelines from large frameworks. You don’t have to choose one method for everything — sort individual blocks with different strategies if you like. ## Smarter than Your Average Sorter Old Fashioned doesn’t just shuffle lines around: * It supports SCSS deeply with the help of PostCSS. * It groups related properties logically and even adds visual separation between them. * It works with your existing VS Code formatting preferences — it formats before sorting. * It handles @media, @property, and custom syntax like a native. This isn’t just for perfectionists. It’s for teams who care about code quality and maintainability. ## Why Not Just Use Stylelint or Prettier? Both are great tools — I use them myself. But they focus on different things: * Stylelint is a linter. It can help enforce rules, but it cannot do advanced sorting. * Prettier is a formatter. It adjusts whitespace and indentation but ignores the logic of property order. Old Fashioned fills that very specific but important role CSSComb used to own. See how this works: ## Available Now in Visual Studio Code The extension is open-source and available now at: * At VS Code Marketplace * Old Fashioned on GitHub This tool will help restore order to your workflow, whether you’re building large UI systems, maintaining a growing SCSS codebase, or teaching CSS fundamentals. ## Give It a Try You can install it directly from the VS Code marketplace, configure your preferred strategy, and format like 2025 (because it is). As always, I’d love your feedback or contributions on GitHub. Happy formatting 👔 — Stefan

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Prettier ❤️ ESLint

@prettier-eslint.bsky.social

10 months ago

Release v17.0.0-alpha.0 · prettier/prettier-eslint Major Changes #1190 54d8390 Thanks @JounQin! - feat!: support ESLint v9 flat config Full Changelog: v16.4.2...v17.0.0-alpha.0

Please help to test out the first prototype github.com/prettier/pre... and github.com/prettier/pre... which only support Flat Config yet, legacy eslintrc support will be added back soon later.

#prettier

cc @eslint.org

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Frontend Dogma

@frontenddogma.com

10 months ago

Migrating a JavaScript Project From Prettier and ESLint to BiomeJS

Migrating a JavaScript Project From Prettier and ESLint to BiomeJS, by @appsignal.com:

blog.appsignal.com/2025/05/07/migrating-a-j...

#javascript #migrating #prettier #eslint #biome

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Sal Rahman

@manlycoffee.techhub.social.ap.brid.gy

10 months ago

Frontend coding guidelines at my company Frontend coding guidelines at my company. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.

Frontend coding guidelines at my company gist.github.com/shovon/93960e4240fabd184...

#TypeScript #Frontend #React #Prettier #ESLint #CodingStandard #Programming #Coding #SoftwareDevelopment

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@bardnet.de

11 months ago

I like using my custom rules for linting and prefer to use both ESLint and Prettier (has auto format in VS Code). Some of the rules conflict with each other e.g. @stylistic/js/array-bracket-spacing...

I'm reading into #ESLint + #Prettier
I search the internet and find this - only to see the question is deleted 🙄 #webdev #StackOverflow

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Travis Bumgarner

@travisbumgarner.dev

11 months ago

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🎨 #photopalettes #buildinpublic update! 📸

✅ #Linting- #prettier @eslint.org
✅ #Database- @heroku.com #sqlalchemy #alembic
✅ #Logging- @sentry.io

Shout out to Sentry for taking all of 10 minutes to setup backend and frontend!

Palettes: @photopalettes.bsky.social
Alpha: forms.gle/g9bgge628Ed1km5p6

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Jamie Maliyah 💞

@itsjamiemaliyah.bsky.social

11 months ago

“Cuz she always gettin' prettier
Getting finer, bad gyal, fire
Girl you bring the heat like a lighter
And ya' always gettin' prettier
Gettin finer, richer, wiser” 🎶 #jay1 #prettier #viral #trending

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