[Andi]

I use CoffeeScript in nearly all my JS packages now, and I like it a lot. But I do not like how many people use it. I use only a subset of the features. The most important aspects are: short function syntax, implicit vars, short object syntax, function binding to this, @. I always use brackets when calling functions, because you need to use them anyway, when you do not pass any arguments. Omitting brackets makes CS nearly unreadable. CoffeeScript is a big win for whatever I am doing. The resulting JavaScript is more stable since CS removes the possibility of a lot of flaws and giving developers the best parts of JS. On the other hand, you still need clear and constraining guidelines to manage complex projects. But you need that in any language and framework. It's not just a necessity in JS development. Thank you, Jeremy. It pays off!