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Biome is a fast, Rust-based formatter and linter for JavaScript, TypeScript, and JSON, offered as an alternative to ESLint and Prettier.
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Same declared ESLint range, opposite outcomes: 39 jsx-a11y rules run clean on 10.9.0 while 38 of eslint-plugin-react's 101 throw, and one line of config moves 32 of them.
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The Rust rewrite keeps pnpm 11's commands and lockfile, so adopting it costs little more than pulling from the next-12 tag, but the headline percentage describes a 1.5-second install and the cold case improved by about two thirds.
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A Talos walkthrough treats runtime deobfuscation as ordinary triage work. It also offers no prevalence number, which leaves defenders to size the blind spot themselves.
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A dev.to writeup on Claude Code hooks puts a number on a common configuration mistake: the TypeScript compiler costs seconds of startup before it checks anything.
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Stephen Cresswell rebuilt a 2012 test library in about a day with Claude Code. The transferable part is the commit discipline: a phased issue, formatting kept apart from behavior, tests off limits.
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