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Yup, totally agree. In 2012 when we adopted Coffeescript, it was less cut and dry - all the open source tools we love now - prettier, eslint, etc. - didn't exi
by dgoldstein0 6y ago
Yup, totally agree. In 2012 when we adopted Coffeescript, it was less cut and dry - all the open source tools we love now - prettier, eslint, etc. - didn't exist. So the tradeoff was less obvious then.
- spiralx 6y agoI loved coding CoffeeScript on my own a few years ago. Today the thought of having to review PRs written in CoffeeScript by my junior developers is terrifying.