Again, accidently saw this cool online tool called JSLint – A Javascript Code quality tool. In their own words ‘JavaScript program that looks for problems in JavaScript programs’ JSLint takes a javascript code, analyze it and reports the problems in it.
JSLint does not follow the ECMAScript standards, rather it follows a professional and stricter subset of it, which can be found in Code Conventions for the JavaScript Programming Language.
More details about the standards can be found here and here is the link to JSLint. Test your JS code today!
