Is JSLint it as far as js validation tools go, or are there others?
JSLint is strict and not configurable, whereas JSHint is lacking the extension mechanism. JSCS is a good choice if you only want to check coding style, but ESLint does that and it checks your code for bugs and other problems as well.
Javascript Validator is easy to use tool to validate JavaScript code. Copy, Paste and Validate JavaScript. This JS linter checks the js code and highlights errors as well as shows the detail of the error in a plain and easy-to-read gradient table.
JSHint will display errors, with a file name, line number and column number, as well as a short explanation of what's wrong with the code. While this is useful, it doesn't compare to the clarity provided by ESLint. The other major shortcoming for JSHint is that it doesn't provide nearly as many output options.
There are two good ones that I know of:
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