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I am a backend developer working in Ruby. As a senior programmer I sometimes have to help juniors on the frontend side. When I need to write frontend JS, I stil
by IMTDb 10y ago
I am a backend developer working in Ruby.
As a senior programmer I sometimes have to help juniors on the frontend side.
When I need to write frontend JS, I still often write Coffeescript, compile it and copy paste the resulting JS as "my code".
I haven't had the time to look in ES6 and newer JS technologies, but at least I know that the JS I provide follows most good practices.
- holydude 10y agoI'd like to reply to both of you. I like CoffeeScript mainly because it's so similar to Ruby and convenient to use. I have not thought about using the "raw generated js". How does it work for you ? What if you would choose to work with something like React or Ember ?