Review on JSHint by Ricardo Tlaxcalteca

It can be easily integrated with various platforms like Angular2, React native etc. We are able to track JS lint status for all our projects. This will help us to identify the issues early on to rectify them. We couldn't configure it through GUI as expected but had to use CLI as of now. Some of the options have been hidden from GUI and we had to search for them. It's very helpful to track linter status across multiple repos. And it helps in identifying issues and updating them accordingly. It's easy to use, very useful in detecting syntax errors and bad programming practices. Also, it's good for checking javascript libraries used in projects. I dislike that it does not support NodeJS. I would also like to have an option to check files with FTP or other protocols (like SFTP). But this is my personal opinion only. I am using it as part of my daily workflow when working on JS projects. Using JSHint helps me find out about possible bugs before deploying my code.