Spotting bugs by reading terminal output is inefficient. ErrorHighlighter gives inline error messages, squiggly underlines, and quick fixes right inside the editor. It supports integration with ESLint, Pylint, TSLint, etc., helping catch errors before running the code.
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Magret –
“As a solo developer, Error Highlighter has been an absolute blessing. I used to waste so much time sifting through terminal outputs to find errors, but this tool catches them instantly with inline messages and underlines. The integration with linters like ESLint and Pylint is seamless, preventing issues before I even execute my code. It’s significantly improved my coding workflow and helped me deliver cleaner, more reliable results.”
Sadi –
“As a solo developer, Error Highlighter has been an absolute productivity boost! I used to waste so much time sifting through terminal outputs, but now I can instantly see errors right in my editor with those neat underlines. The ESLint integration is fantastic; catching typos and logical flaws before even running my code saves me a ton of debugging. It’s like having a built-in coding assistant – a truly invaluable tool for streamlining my workflow.”
Dickson –
“Error Highlighter has been a huge help in my workflow. Debugging used to be a tedious chore of scanning through terminal outputs, but now I catch errors instantly with the inline messages and squiggly underlines. The integration with linters like ESLint is fantastic, preventing issues before I even run my code. This tool has significantly improved my productivity and code quality, allowing me to focus on building rather than debugging.”