Typescript-eslint
Worth it
Confidence: Medium
Buy it if you write TypeScript and use ESLint . it's free, it's the standard, and it replaces deprecated TSLint.
Comparison
Typescript-eslint and Biome both land on Worth it.
Buy it if you write TypeScript and use ESLint . it's free, it's the standard, and it replaces deprecated TSLint.
JS/TS teams wanting one free, fast tool instead of ESLint plus Prettier should adopt it . Ant Design and Astro already do.
| Compare | Typescript-eslint | Biome |
|---|---|---|
| Verdict | Worth it | Worth it |
| Best for | TypeScript codebases already on ESLint | JS/TS web teams |
| Who it's not for | JavaScript-only projects . plain ESLint is enough | ESLint power users with custom plugin stacks |
| Privacy | Actively maintained with a public security page; sources show one reported vulnerable-dependency bug, no confirmed CVEs.⁷ | No known CVEs against Biome core; one CVE hit a third-party MCP server, plus tracked npm audit warnings. |
| Support quality | Community GitHub and Reddit support, no vendor SLA. | No support evidence found |
| Public sentiment | Developers treat it as the default TypeScript linting choice, while citing setup effort and performance on large projects.10 | Developers on Reddit and YouTube praise Biome's speed and all-in-one design while debating whether it fully replaces ESLint and Prettier. |
| Biggest gotcha | Typed linting can slow big repos; performance issue documented since 2019.⁶ | Adopting Biome reformats your entire codebase . expect one big review-busting diff. |