[tdumitrescu]

The main reasons I reach for Coffeescript for my personal projects are: * built-in support for comprehensions and other array/object operations * simple syntax for context binding * automatic module isolation. These eliminate a lot of boilerplate littering my JS code. At my company gig we use JS but rely heavily on Underscore to address the same pain points; I prefer to have it built into the language syntax instead. ES6 probably has enough of this built in to make me switch back eventually.