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Does anyone, anywhere still use Coffeescript?

• jonwinstanley 3y ago
  Hahaha. Ok yes, there definitely are also some things that die.
  • 3cats-in-a-coat 3y ago
    First time: someone's opinion actually changed as a result of a brief Internet argument.
• mmis1000 3y ago
  I think that rely on several other fact. - Javascript evolved, so you no longer need some crazy long template to support simple sentence like class extends - TypesScript appears, and also benefit the js eco system with d.ts files. And it even become coffeescript's short coming - Editor evolved, the editing experience is far better than before. The time typing long keywords can mostly compensated by auto-complete But what will be the pain point that react can't resolve, other framework can and out weight any other benefits? I don't see that as for now