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Yes, and why would I want less of JavaScript's syntax in my life when it has so much overlap with other languages I use like PHP?
by slouch 15y ago
Yes, and why would I want less of JavaScript's syntax in my life when it has so much overlap with other languages I use like PHP?
- Peaker 15y agoWell, you do choose Javascript when you could have chosen PHP and had even more overlap. Presumably, because you believe it is better for the tasks. Similarly, Coffeescript authors believe that Coffeescript is better than Javascript -- even if there's less overlap.
- slouch 15y agoWill understanding the CoffeeScript syntax help me learn another programming language like JavaScript did?
- thenduks 15y agoSyntactically? No. Ideologically? Absolutely. Guess which is more valuable :)
- code_duck 15y agoI don't use JavaScript for anything for which I could have chosen PHP. Given that PHP runs in exactly 0 browsers, what do you mean? Few people are choosing server-side JavaScript over PHP, though it may happen occasionally.