In this video we'll learn the most effective way to use ESLint with Visual Studio Code! ESLint is an essential tool for developers wanting to write clean and error-free JavaScript code. In this video, we'll learn how to bring ESLint's features into Visual Studio Code by installing the official ESLint extension. We'll cover the prerequisites for using the ESLint extension, how to install it into VS Code, and explore its powerful features like real-time feedback, enabling and disabling rules, and automatically fixing certain types of errors. If you're looking to get the most out of ESLint, the ESLint Extension for Visual Studio Code is a must-have tool in your developer toolbox. Are you using ESLint in your projects? Let me know in the comments! 📺 SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE! @thecommoncoder?sub_confirmation=1 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ✅ PREREQUISITES Install : ➡️ Install VS Code: ➡️ Set Up ESLint: ➡️ -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 📚 ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Download : Download VS Code: ESLint Documentation: -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Introduction 00:14 - Prerequisites 00:38 - ESLint Extension vs. ESLint 01:21 - Project Overview 03:05 - Running ESLint in the Integrated Terminal 03:36 - Installing the ESLint Extension for VS Code 04:53 - ESLint Feedback in Your Code 06:17 - ESLint Feedback in the Explorer Panel 07:18 - Viewing the ESLint Extension Output 08:41 - Disabling and Enabling ESLint Rules 11:55 - Fixing Errors with ESLint 14:00 - Final Thoughts 14:35 - Outro -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🌎 CONNECT WITH ME! YouTube: @thecommoncoder Facebook: Instagram: X: LinkedIn: Reddit: GitHub: -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 💰 AFFILIATE DISCLAIMER Some links in this description are affiliate links. If you make a purchase through these links, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Your support helps keep this channel running. Thank you! #thecommoncoder #eslint #vscode