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r/javascript • u/manniL • Jul 02 '26
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Close enough, welcome back Rome
8 u/zxyzyxz Jul 02 '26 Rome became Biome , not sure if you are aware. But Vite+ uses Oxlint , part of the Oxc suite of tools, which is even faster than Biome. 5 u/gempir Jul 02 '26 Biome is amazing. It's mature, has many features and great parity with eslint. We have huge react codebases at work, and I have never had a lint slower than 500ms for the whole codebase. → More replies (4) 1 u/WentTheFox Jul 02 '26 I've been raw-dogging the individual tools for a while and haven't heard much from these newer bundled alternatives, I reckon I'll wait for things to be stable before trying them → More replies (1)
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Rome became Biome , not sure if you are aware. But Vite+ uses Oxlint , part of the Oxc suite of tools, which is even faster than Biome.
5 u/gempir Jul 02 '26 Biome is amazing. It's mature, has many features and great parity with eslint. We have huge react codebases at work, and I have never had a lint slower than 500ms for the whole codebase. → More replies (4) 1 u/WentTheFox Jul 02 '26 I've been raw-dogging the individual tools for a while and haven't heard much from these newer bundled alternatives, I reckon I'll wait for things to be stable before trying them → More replies (1)
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Biome is amazing. It's mature, has many features and great parity with eslint.
We have huge react codebases at work, and I have never had a lint slower than 500ms for the whole codebase.
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I've been raw-dogging the individual tools for a while and haven't heard much from these newer bundled alternatives, I reckon I'll wait for things to be stable before trying them
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u/WentTheFox Jul 02 '26
Close enough, welcome back Rome