This week's edition highlights Biome's significant v2 release, which offers type-aware linting features without needing TypeScript. Notable among its updates is the noFloatingPromises rule, improving performance and supporting better monorepo management. Additionally, JSON modules are now natively supported in modern browsers, allowing developers to import structured data more efficiently than before. This shift towards dynamic content and other tool releases from platforms like Hono and MockRTC marks an evolving landscape in JavaScript development.
Biome v2 introduces type-aware rules without TypeScript dependency, boosting performance and offering new features like noFloatingPromises and better monorepo support.
JSON module support across all major browsers simplifies working with structured data in JavaScript, promoting a standard approach to module behavior.
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