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Biome – A Good Tool for Linting and Formatting Code

Keeping code clean and consistent is important in any project. That’s why we use tools like linters to catch bugs and formatters to make code look nice. Right now, most JavaScript and TypeScript projects use: ESLint for linting. Prettier for formatting. This combo works well, but it can feel a bit heavy: You need to set up and maintain two tools. Sometimes the rules overlap or conflict. It adds extra steps to your workflow. That’s where Biome comes in — a new tool that aims to replace both ESLint and Prettier with a faster, simpler, all-in-one solution.

Apr 19, 2025 - 17:16
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Biome – A Good Tool for Linting and Formatting Code

Keeping code clean and consistent is important in any project. That’s why we use tools like linters to catch bugs and formatters to make code look nice.
Right now, most JavaScript and TypeScript projects use:

  • ESLint for linting.

  • Prettier for formatting.

This combo works well, but it can feel a bit heavy:

  • You need to set up and maintain two tools.

  • Sometimes the rules overlap or conflict.

  • It adds extra steps to your workflow.

That’s where Biome comes in — a new tool that aims to replace both ESLint and Prettier with a faster, simpler, all-in-one solution.

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