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ES6 has 'let', while CoffeeScript has an '=' that might be local binding and might be nonlocal assignment, depending on what's in scope. I wanted to like CS, bu
by abecedarius 12y ago
ES6 has 'let', while CoffeeScript has an '=' that might be local binding and might be nonlocal assignment, depending on what's in scope. I wanted to like CS, but I don't want to live with that one decision.
- iopq 12y agoSame here, after I learned about "lexical scoping" in college I couldn't imagine using a language without it.
- batiste 12y agoThe scoping issues with CoffeeScript is what triggered me creating this little language: http://batiste.info/CokeScript/ http://batiste.info/CokeScript/ At this point it still a bit of a joke, but if I have more time to work on it I could take to a usable state.