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I don't know if you've toyed around with CoffeeScript before, but that's something it adds in (you can use the Ruby-esque '@property' instead of 'this.property'
by lazerwalker 13y ago
I don't know if you've toyed around with CoffeeScript before, but that's something it adds in (you can use the Ruby-esque '@property' instead of 'this.property')
- bliker 13y agoI had, but I abandoned it for reasons I cannot recall right now. Maybe because I like to go bare metal every time possible. But maybe I should give it a try...
- KurtMueller 13y agohttp://js2coffee.org/ http://js2coffee.org/ has really helped me in making the transition.
- lazerwalker 13y agoI'd definitely recommend giving it another try. I'm generally very skeptical about adding another layer of abstraction into my toolchain, but I've found the benefits far outweigh the cost. Syntactic sugar like '@' aside, I've found that working in CoffeeScript enables me to write code that's far clearer and more expressive than when I'm working in vanilla JS.