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CoffeeScript is still relevant to me, mainly because of the sparser syntax. For React, I wrap the components in functions to create syntax that is even a little
by bayesian_horse 9y ago
CoffeeScript is still relevant to me, mainly because of the sparser syntax. For React, I wrap the components in functions to create syntax that is even a little clearer than JSX, but still valid CoffeeScript.
I am still waiting for someone to finish a Python bytecode VM or transpiler for javascript which is actually worth using...
- molszanski 9y ago> waiting for someone to finish a Python bytecode VM or transpiler for javascript which is actually worth using... What is that? Running JS in a python VM?
- bayesian_horse 9y agoNo, by that I mean a VM to run Python bytecode, running in the browser. There is at least one project which tries to do that, but it's not really useable. The point would be to have access to a large part of the standard library, the full Python data model and a good integration with the javascript platform. Only then would there be a reason to use it.
- molszanski 9y agoOh. Now I get your point.