I don't use Haml much, but I find CS easier to parse visually. There are fewer distracting elements, like braces, brackets, etc. This results in the intention o

I don't use Haml much, but I find CS easier to parse visually. There are fewer distracting elements, like braces, brackets, etc. This results in the intention of the code coming through with a louder voice compared to syntax requirements. CS also eliminates boilerplate code like hasOwnproperty() checks, loop variable initialization, null checks on object properties (null soaking), etc. It's visual clutter. I can code in JS just fine, but it looks rather busy compared to CS.