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In order to write clean code with a consistent style guide, we'll be using `Pylint` to maintain our code. Pylint will display a ton of messages regarding things that should be fixed.
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In order to write clean code with a consistent style guide, we'll be using `Pylint` to maintain our code. Pylint will display a ton of messages regarding things that should be fixed.
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+This project will use the camel-case naming convention for variables and function names, which PyLint complains about by default. As such, I have created a pylint configuration file within the home directory of the project (the same directory which contains `ionic`, `angular`, `hackathon_starter`.) To run pylint while supplying a pylint configuration file:
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