5 Node.js Tools to Learn in 2023

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Mochajs

If you have yet to practice test-driven development (TDD), now is your chance. Mocha integrates seamlessly with all the tools we have covered so far and can run hundreds of unit tests in less than a second.

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ESLint

The linter tool ESLint statically analyzes code, supports most text editors, and can run in the command line. It adds code smell checks, checks for potential bugs, and even helps style code consistently. We recommend turning on all the features ESLint has to offer.

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