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gomarklint – command-line Markdown linter

May 7, 2026 Steve Emms Programming

gomarklint is a command-line Markdown linter written in Go for engineering teams that want to keep documentation quality under control.

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godot – linter tool

May 6, 2026 Steve Emms Programming

godot is a Go linter that helps keep source code comments consistent by checking whether comments end with a period when needed.

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go-ruleguard – analysis-based Go linter that runs dynamically loaded rules

May 6, 2026 Steve Emms Programming

go-ruleguard is a Go static analysis tool that helps developers define project-specific linting checks and run them against Go code.

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forbidigo – Go linter for forbidding identifiers

May 6, 2026 Steve Emms Programming

forbidigo is a linter for Go code that checks source files for identifiers and expressions you want to forbid.

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gosec – Go Security Checker

May 6, 2026 Steve Emms CLI, Programming

gosec scans Go source for security problems using AST, SSA and taint analysis, with SARIF output, CI integration and a broad rule set.

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revive – linter for Go

May 5, 2026 Steve Emms Programming

revive is a fast configurable Go linter with custom rules, TOML configuration, multiple outputs, inline directives and CI integration.

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YARD-Lint – linter for Ruby YARD documentation

May 4, 2026 Steve Emms CLI, Programming

YARD-Lint checks Ruby YARD documentation for completeness, correctness and consistency, with diff workflows, and coverage checks.

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Slim-Lint – configurable linter for Slim templates

May 4, 2026 Steve Emms Programming

Slim-Lint checks Slim templates for style and common problems, with configurable linters, and RuboCop integration.

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HAML-Lint – Ruby-based linter for HAML templates

May 4, 2026 Steve Emms Programming

HAML-Lint is a Ruby-based linter for HAML templates. It’s designed to keep HAML files clean, readable, and stylistically consistent.

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Standard Ruby – linter and formatter

May 4, 2026 Steve Emms Programming

Standard Ruby is a Ruby linter and formatter that aims to remove style debates by providing an opinionated, unconfigurable ruleset. It’s built on top of RuboCop, includes rubocop-performance defaults, and helps teams keep Ruby code consistent without spending time tuning

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markuplint – HTML linter for markup developers

May 1, 2026 Steve Emms Programming

markuplint is a markup linter that helps developers improve the correctness, quality, and consistency of HTML and related markup.

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cargo-audit – Cargo subcommand

April 13, 2026 Steve Emms CLI, Programming

cargo-audit is a Cargo subcommand for Rust projects that checks the dependencies recorded in Cargo.lock against the RustSec Advisory Database.

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cargo-deny – Cargo subcommand for Rust projects

April 12, 2026 Steve Emms CLI, Programming

cargo-deny is a Cargo subcommand for Rust projects that helps audit and enforce dependency policy.

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Dylint – Rust linting tool

April 11, 2026 Steve Emms CLI, Programming

Dylint is a linting tool that lets developers run lints packaged as dynamic libraries rather than being limited to a fixed built-in lint set.

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Clippy – collection of lints

April 7, 2026 Steve Emms Programming

Clippy is a linting tool for Rust that helps developers catch common mistakes, spot non-idiomatic code, and improve code quality.

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flowR – sophisticated, static dataflow analyzer

April 5, 2026 Steve Emms Programming

flowR is a sophisticated static analysis framework for the R programming language.

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oxicop – fast Ruby linter

March 13, 2026 Steve Emms CLI, Programming

oxicop is billed as an extremely fast Ruby linter, written in Rust.oxicop reads .rubocop.yml from your project root automatically.

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basedpyright – enhanced Python static type checker

March 8, 2026 Steve Emms CLI, Programming

basedpyright extends Pyright with stricter diagnostics, additional editor features and baselines for gradually adopting type checks.

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Pyright – fast static type checker for Python

February 12, 2026 Steve Emms CLI, Programming

Pyright is a fast Python static type checker with incremental analysis, type inference, configurable checks and language server support.

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ziglint – code analysis tool

February 10, 2026 Steve Emms CLI, Programming

ziglint is a configurable code analysis tool for Zig codebases.

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