Oh thank god. CoffeeScript was an important crutch and stepping stone but we're maybe 2 years past where it has been past it's prime and this will make updatin

Oh thank god. CoffeeScript was an important crutch and stepping stone but we're maybe 2 years past where it has been past it's prime and this will make updating and improving legacy projects a lot easier. Personally was never a fan of it - it used too many Ruby idioms for my taste and produced noisy code that was a pain to debug (at the time) - but it did spur the development & adoption of other, better, systems (ESNext transpilation, TypeScript, etc)