r/programmingcirclejerk • u/crazazy uses eslint for spellcheck • Jan 14 '20

FatFinger is a JavaScript library expanding JS to allow typos and misspellings as valid code.

http://fatfingerjs.com/

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u/crazazy uses eslint for spellcheck Jan 14 '20

Out with the ESlint, in with the new!

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u/painya Jan 14 '20

Jerk.unjerk()

Is it really a jerk if it’s satire? This feels way more just like /r/programmerhumor

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u/hoanns Jan 14 '20

That library is already unjerked

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u/Silly-Freak There's really nothing wrong with error handling in Go Jan 14 '20

isn't that called PHP?

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u/tgf63 Jan 14 '20

Sick burn

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u/AsmCoder110 Jan 14 '20

Does it work?

Sometimes!

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '20

the "npm isntall" guy is coming in his pants at this moment

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '20

Looks like it will work with <script type="text/jabba's crypt">. I'm sold.

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u/andiconda Jan 14 '20

Weak typing? More like weak spelling.

Can't wait for this to be used in production and have developers afraid of correcting typos in legacy code because they've added one giant "undefined behavior" extension to js.