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chore: added blog article: 'ASTs and TypeScript-ESLint' #6039
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Co-authored-by: Brad Zacher <brad.zacher@gmail.com>
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Interested in how these ASTs work with ESLint rules? | ||
We collaborated with our friends at Sourcegraph on a [Tour de Source on TypeScript ESLint](https://sourcegraph.com/notebooks/Tm90ZWJvb2s6MTA2OA==). | ||
Read on to learn how ESLint rules use ASTs to analyze code files and, thanks to `@typescript-eslint/parser`, call TypeScript's type checking APIs to analyze code. |
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It's been bugging me that the article kinda fizzled at the end... this adds in an actual conclusion.
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Splits out the blog post change from #5984. This moves the ASTs page to a blog post, with more friendly information and added context. My reasoning is that an ASTs explainer / history lesson won't really fit in either "Architecture" or "Development" sections.