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Who's forcing? Javascript will work just fine.
by djacobs 16y ago
Who's forcing? Javascript will work just fine.
- billybob 16y agoIt's a valid point, though. "So, it's your first Rails app, eh? Do you know Ruby? No? Do you know HAML and SCSS and Coffeescript? No? OK, step 1 in this new framework that you know nothing about is to figure out how to change the defaults." This change definitely has the existing Rails community in mind. Or as I told my friend: "Given that you already know how to create a blog in 5 seconds, how can we also make you not have to use semicolons in your JS?"
- thenduks 16y agoOk but you don't have to 'change' any 'defaults' to use regular plain javascript. You just don't write coffeescript. The new 'default' is to include the coffeescript dependency and generate script stubs with a .coffee extension. Write a js file and all will be as it was, with a slightly fatter bundle.
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- huxley 16y agoWeb development is already a field full of these things: So it's your first web page, eh? Do you know HTML? No? Do you know CSS and JavaScript? No? Okay, the first step is to figure out how CPanel and PuTTY work ... what? What do you mean Microsoft Word isn't a real text editor? I edited my whole thesis on it. IDE? Isn't that like a hard drive? WTF?