The debugging problem is definitely the biggest strike against CS, so it's weird that most of the article focuses on stylistic options (all those parens, bracke

The debugging problem is definitely the biggest strike against CS, so it's weird that most of the article focuses on stylistic options (all those parens, brackets, and ampersands are optional!). I'm still feeling CS out in terms of what style works best for me (for instance: should I always wrap arguments in parens so that all function calls have parens following them?) but it's nice to have that flexibility and be able to find what I think is readable and clean. For instance, I prefer '==' because it parses better at a glance, but I find that 'is' is much faster for me to type. :/ Also the white-space argument meaning it will always be compiled is not necessarily true. CS's brevity over JS would probably make up for the significant whitespace difference.