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you're doing something wrong if this is an issue for you. I personally would like to apologize to everyone for dissing CoffeeScript in the past, here (thus my
by bestest 13y ago
you're doing something wrong if this is an issue for you.
I personally would like to apologize to everyone for dissing CoffeeScript in the past, here (thus my low karma) and elsewhere.
I'm working with a new customer now, three weeks already. and they're using CoffeeScript. and I had to get over myself and start using it. and it's amazing. I've been so stubbornly blind to be against it without actually trying it out yet cursing and flaming against it. it's so much faster to work with it, it reduces the boilerplate code, it simplifies everything.
and, yes, I still think you need to be able to know and use JavaScript very good before taking on CoffeeScript -- otherwise topics like the one we're discussing here arise.
- coldtea 13y ago>you're doing something wrong if this is an issue for you. Of course he's doing something wrong. That's the whole point of TFA. That the language, due to a bad design decision, permits this case of doing something wrong, when it shouldn't. Like Javascript making variables global by default (unless you use var). If this is an issue to you, you're doing something wrong (namely, you're forgeting to add "var"). But the language does an even bigger mistake by permitting this to happen.