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Emanuele Stoppa

14 posts by Emanuele Stoppa

Biome v2.6—Support for new languages, JavaScript plugins, better Tailwind integration and the biome inspect command

Biome 2.6 ships support for three new languages: Markdown, YAML and SCSS. Both formatting and linting are supported. Biome can now load and execute JavaScript plugins to create new lint rules; these plugins are marked as "Developer preview". Biome now has better integration with Tailwind, allowing users to import the syntax file. A new command called biome inspect allows users to study various aspects of the toolchain: single files, resolved configuration, resolved plugins, and overrides.

Roadmap 2026

What to expect from Biome in 2026, and what Biome has achieved in 2025.

Depot becomes Biome's exclusive platinum sponsor

Depot has been sponsoring Biome for a while now, by providing fast and reliable GitHub Action runners for the whole organisation. Pull requests have seen quicker feedback and our releases have been way faster.

Biome v2—codename: Biotype

Biome 2.0 is officially out, as the first JavaScript linter that provides type-aware linting rules that don't rely on the TypeScript compiler. With this release, Biome also ships plugin support, multi-file analysis, revamped import sorting, experimental HTML formatting, better suppressions, better LSP support, and more!

Biome v1.6

Partial support for Astro, Svelte and Vue files, both CLI and LSP. Now, the extends field is able to pick configuration files that are exported from a dependency. The formatter has new options.

Biome v1.5

This version has few features around the CLI and many fixes in our formatter. The TypeScript, JSX and JavaScript formatter has surpassed the 97% compatibility rate with Prettier. Biome now provides over 190 lint rules.

Announcing Biome

Biome continues Rome's legacy; in this blog post, we explain why the fork, with some context and history.