I'm interested to know, what made you decide to no longer include a 
implicit default configuration for the 1.0 release?

- Radjino

On Saturday, June 13, 2015 at 1:08:10 AM UTC+2, Ilya Volodin wrote:
>
> This is pretty cool analysis. I don’t know if we will be taking it into 
> account, because starting with version 1.0.0, ESLint will not include 
> default configuration for the rules (at least it will not include implicit 
> default configuration).
>
>  
>
> Thanks,
>
>  
>
>                                 Ilya Volodin
>
>  
>
> *From:* [email protected] <javascript:> [mailto:
> [email protected] <javascript:>] *On Behalf Of *Radjino Bholanath
> *Sent:* Friday, June 12, 2015 4:04 PM
> *To:* [email protected] <javascript:>
> *Subject:* [ESLint] Results from TU Delft research on how ESLint is used 
> in practice
>
>  
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm Radjino Bholanath, a master student at the Delft University of 
> Technology. I've analyzed 4407 open source projects to see how ESLint is 
> used in practice. These 4407 .eslintrc configurations were primarily 
> obtained via GitHub and includes all of those files on GitHub, aside from 
> those included via dependencies (node_modules, grunt_modules etc.). That 
> is, if a project has multiple .eslintrc files, we analyzed both and not 
> just the one in the root. In this email, I want to present you a short 
> overview of our findings. 
>
> For all the warning rules that are enabled in the default configuration, 
> here are the top 5 rules that are actually disabled by developers:
> | Rule Name             | Percentage of times disabled |
> |-----------------------|-----------------------------|
> | no-underscore-dangle  | 59.5                        |
> | strict                | 50.5                        |
> | curly                 | 25                          |
> | no-constant-condition | 23                          |
> | space-infix-ops       | 23                          |
>
> Similarly, for all the warnings rules that are disabled in the default 
> configuration, here are the top 5 rules that developers actually enable:
> | Rule Name            | Percentage of times enabled |
> |----------------------|-----------------------------|
> | brace-style          | 55.5                        |
> | wrap-iife            | 33                          |
> | space-after-keywords | 32                          |
> | radix                | 31.5                        |
> | no-floating-decimal  | 31.5                        |
>
> Some rules can also be configured. To see what rules are possibly have a 
> different configuration than the default one, we counted the amount of 
> times a default, configurable rule appeared in a developers configuration. 
> The top 5:
> | Rule Name      | Percentage of times enabled |
> |----------------|-----------------------------|
> | quotes         | 72                          |
> | new-cap        | 54.5                        |
> | no-unused-vars | 42                          |
> | eqeqeq         | 37.5                        |
> | curly          | 34.5                        |
>
> We do not have that information for exclusions, as it does not make sense 
> for a developer to turn off a rule and then spend time configuring it to 
> their liking.
>
> Linked are bar charts that show these results for all the rules in the 
> default configuration (as retrieved on the 10th of March, 2015). In the 
> first image, the results of the first table are the red bars and the 
> results of the third table are the blue bars. The second image represents 
> the second table.
>
> http://www.st.ewi.tudelft.nl/~mbeller/asat-analysis/eslinttable1and3.png 
> <https://webmail.tudelft.nl/owa/redir.aspx?C=pYcLMgvLT0KVNirOiAsv8lp0q0rheNIIBNDnjmn8g-o2tlbhUP_gfWa53S_iVsi92BdHtDoYnjw.&URL=http%3a%2f%2fwww.st.ewi.tudelft.nl%2f%7embeller%2fasat-analysis%2feslinttable1and3.png>
> http://www.st.ewi.tudelft.nl/~mbeller/asat-analysis/eslinttable2.png 
> <https://webmail.tudelft.nl/owa/redir.aspx?C=pYcLMgvLT0KVNirOiAsv8lp0q0rheNIIBNDnjmn8g-o2tlbhUP_gfWa53S_iVsi92BdHtDoYnjw.&URL=http%3a%2f%2fwww.st.ewi.tudelft.nl%2f%7embeller%2fasat-analysis%2feslinttable2.png>
>
> I've attached the full results as well. The file 'eslint_enables' contains 
> how many times a rule was enabled by developers, 'eslint_disables' shows 
> similar information but for all the rules that are disabled by developers. 
> The data in 'eslint_default_enables' is that of the first bar chart, and 
> finally 'eslint_default_disables' is the data for the second bar chart.
>
> We would be interested to hear what you think: Is this information 
> interesting? Are you considering changing your default configuration due to 
> these results? Why or why not?
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Radjino Bholanath
>
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