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13 How to format your code through VScode's ESlint plugin Alright, rather than giving a guide on how to use VScode's Prettier extension, I'd rather explain how to rely on ESlint and have both worlds: checking that your code is correct (ESlint), then formatting it (Prettier) What are the advantages of this?
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