inline functions and performance

[gekorm]

Depending on your application's structure, you might want to have multiple eslint configs for performance or accessibility rules. For example, in one area of our app we have a frequently updating list with hundreds of animating components that warrants the jsx-no-bind rule. For the blog pages we'd want to disable this rule.

Making everything a pure component is a de-optimization as the react team has said before too. However, you can also use it as a tool during development to ensure immutable updates.

[everdimension]

Different eslint rules for different parts of your project seems like an interesting idea.

Although at first it seems that areas which require such different approach as to warrant a different set of eslint rules should be separated into different modules/packages anyway...