I love Coffeescript. Even with ES6+ around, I ALWAYS used coffeescript when I work on projects. Because, my end goal is a business user who cares if his softwar

I love Coffeescript. Even with ES6+ around, I ALWAYS used coffeescript when I work on projects. Because, my end goal is a business user who cares if his software functions correctly or not, not whether my stack consists of bleeding edge. It's easy to oversee the benefits of CoffeeScript - "It just has a nice looking syntax", but in reality, it saves me a ton of time, not having to type all those braces. I'm a Ruby guy, it's really the difference between Ruby and PHP for me. This is perhaps one of the best news items I woke up to.