Flintable is a platform that allows developers to create, customize, and host their own coding style configurations. It provides a playground where users can experiment with rules and save their configurations, fostering flexibility in coding style preferences.

Flint, on the other hand, is a tool that integrates with Flintable configurations. It lets you code locally with your own preferred style but formats the code accordin to remote standards before pushing it. Together, they ensure seamless collaboration while respecting individual coding preferences.

While the current focus of Flintable is on ESLint rules, the platform is designed with scalability in mind. In the future, Flintable may expand to support other popular linters, depending on demand from the community.

Stay tuned for updates as the platform grows.

Yes, Flintable offers a free tier that allows users to explore the playground, test rules, and create configurations anonymously.

Additional features, such as saving and hosting configurations, may require an account, with advanced options potentially available through paid plans in the future.

Yes, Flintable prioritizes user control and privacy. You can delete your account directly from the profile settings.

Once deleted, all your saved configurations and personal data will be permanently removed from the platform.