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So it is fair to call any library written in C an ASM library? C compiles to ASM (in most implementations) after all...
by sausagefeet 15y ago
So it is fair to call any library written in C an ASM library? C compiles to ASM (in most implementations) after all...
- pkulak 15y agoOh, come on. How can you be at all familiar with JS and not be able to figure out what a CoffeeScript snippet is doing? It's not quite the difference between C and assembly.
- malandrew 15y agoThat's not the point of his comment. It's labeled javascript when it is actually coffeescript. Call it tower.coffee, not tower.js. If I can't fork and contribute to the project in javascript, but instead have to set up my environment for coffee script to contribute, then it's not javascript. This isn't just about readability and comprehension, it's about contribution as well. If the compiled javascript is bundled in there and I can read it, fair enough. If you can't accept patches and code contributions in javascript, then that's not javascript.