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To set up ESLint and TypeScript strict mode, you can apply Anthony Fu's opinionated tooling conventions. This standardizes your project structure and enables automated quality checks to ensure consistent code standards across your team.

The best way to configure lint-staged and Git hooks is by applying Anthony Fu's conventions, which implement CI-friendly patterns and automated checks. This enforces consistent code quality by running linting and typing validations before commits are processed.

You can manage PNPM workflows and centralized aliases in a monorepo by applying Anthony Fu's tooling guidelines. This approach provides streamlined npm scripts and structured configurations across multiple packages to prevent configuration drift.

Yes, this tooling approach works for both new library publishing and monorepo workflows. It provides predictable configurations and automated checks to maintain consistent quality standards across various team setups and project scales.

Yes, you can use @antfu/eslint-config to standardize tooling across multiple packages. It centralizes ESLint and TypeScript configurations, ensuring that all packages within a monorepo adhere to the same strict coding standards.

You should use opinionated tooling to bootstrap a TypeScript monorepo to avoid configuration drift. It consolidates guidelines for ESLint, TypeScript, and Git hooks, allowing teams to quickly spin up libraries and apps with the same foundational checks.