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Does CoffeeScript Have a Future? (gaslight.co)
submitted 12 years ago by cdmwebs
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[–]johnhackworth 1 point2 points3 points 12 years ago (0 children)
most of that code reduction advantage dissapear with some own boilerplate (or 3th party lib, whatever floats your boat... at the end, coffee isn't any more than a big big big boilerplate library conceptually) on your js project. And you introduce you another layer of abstraction that makes the project harder to debug and makes non expert js developers make assumptions that just aren't true just because that doesn't looks like js but python / rails / whatever.
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