Learn to say popular code linting and Git hook tool names correctly.
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How is ESLint (pluggable linter for JavaScript and TypeScript) correctly pronounced?
ESLint is pronounced 'EE-ES-lint' — 'E' and 'S' spoken as separate letters, plus 'lint' (like the fluff, or code fluff). In a technical interview: "ESLint flagged the unused variable before I even finished writing the function."
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How is Stylelint (linter for CSS and Sass) correctly pronounced?
Stylelint is pronounced 'STY-ul-lint' — 'style' (long I) plus 'lint'. Stress on STY. In a technical interview: "Stylelint caught a duplicate CSS property that was silently overriding our intended color."
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How is Biome (fast linter and formatter toolchain for JavaScript) correctly pronounced?
Biome (the linter toolchain) is pronounced 'BY-ohm' — exactly like the everyday ecological term for a habitat, stress on BY. In a technical interview: "Biome linted and formatted the entire monorepo in under a second."
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How is Oxlint (fast Rust-based linter for JavaScript) correctly pronounced?
Oxlint is pronounced 'OKS-lint' — from 'Oxc' (short for Oxidation Compiler) plus 'lint'. Stress on OKS. In a technical interview: "Oxlint finished checking the whole codebase in the time ESLint took just to start up."
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How is Husky (Git hooks tool commonly used to run linters before commits) correctly pronounced?
Husky (the Git hooks tool) is pronounced 'HUS-kee' — exactly like the everyday word for the sled dog breed, stress on HUS. In a technical interview: "Husky blocked the commit automatically because the linter had found two errors."