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ESLint seems to be the industry standard now. There's a better ecosystem around it e.g. plugins, IDE etc.
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Do you have a reason to switch? For coding patterns remotely resembling major JS styles, ESLint is quite flexible. For me, it's mostly a matter of picking the right base config and adjusting the rules to suit the team. We've gone a long way with modified AirBNB + TS rules.
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