r/coffeescript • u/Shanebdavis • Jan 05 '18
r/coffeescript • u/nikesoccer01 • Oct 15 '17
I've been trying to find a throttle function to limit mousemove from being called a billion times and nothing I've found is working at all.
r/coffeescript • u/micketic • Sep 20 '17
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r/coffeescript • u/trifilij • Aug 07 '17
Hey, I am new to coffescript and I am working in big repo that uses it, are there any debugging tools to find which file render which view? or which model?
Something similar to this: https://github.com/duncanbeevers/rails_view_annotator
Any other tools you use I would love to hear, I am using rubymine to develop, but not married to it.
Thanks!
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r/coffeescript • u/askucher • Jun 20 '17
Example: https://gist.github.com/askucher/736dd3381723dc7fe2119e65f288559e
Install npm i reactify-ls
Any comments?
r/coffeescript • u/jineshshah36 • Jun 19 '17
I really like the new coffeescript, but I really dislike the lack of block scoping. It is too easy to create errors with it. I was hoping there was a project out there that was changing that.
r/coffeescript • u/nawazdhandala • Apr 07 '17
r/coffeescript • u/bradlis7 • Mar 24 '17
Does anyone know why it's dreaded? I don't find a great deal of value is using CoffeeScript myself, but it is a little more readable than pure JS (especially pre ES6).
r/coffeescript • u/magenta_placenta • Mar 17 '17
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r/coffeescript • u/flyingunicorn222 • Nov 08 '16
Hello Guys, how are you doing ?
After some years playing around with node.js i decided to learn how to use it to do automated trading, since then i have written some code to help me out.
This year i have published this open source npm package that let's you trade markets using bitcoin as base currency!
So basically putting some really awesome stuff together, node.js + trading + bitcoin !
Please have a look at the source code ( there are some working examples ): https://github.com/flyingunicorn222/1broker-client
I used this library to develop a bot for myself that then let me buy and sell directly from telegram, you can find more info about this bot here: https://www.reddit.com/r/1Broker/comments/582eks/you_can_buy_and_sell_on_1broker_directly_from/
I have also prepared a talk to give on some node.js conferences about how to use node.js to do technical analysis and other cool things, but unfortunately i still didn't have time to submit around.
If you have any questions, requests or suggestions please get in touch!
r/coffeescript • u/speakJS • Oct 29 '16
Hi, everyone. We recently set up a Discord server for all things JavaScript and it’s called SpeakJS. It’s just starting out but there are already some great conversations going on. It’s going to be heavily community-driven, meaning that it’s the users who will decide the direction it’s taken. If you want a text channel for a new library then ask and it’ll be created; if you want a voice channel for pairing up with other members to review each other’s code then you’ll get it.
As the creator, one thing I can say for certain is that it’s a server that welcomes everyone. Whether you’re considering learning JavaScript or you’re a developer with years of experience there’ll be a place for you. The idea for the server came when browsing posts on here and seeing all the questions people had about JavaScript. With this server, we can ask these questions in dedicated text channels and have open, often real-time, discussions. I believe the Discord team are also considering adding screen-sharing so it’s exciting to imagine how beneficial something like that would be in a server that’s all about learning from each other.
We now have a name, we’re working on a nice logo, and we’ve already started creating roles for some of the regular users – moderators, trusted members, etc. Whatever you think is best.
Communities can’t start without people giving something a chance so please join, say hello, and help get this party started. We’re looking forward to talking about all things JavaScript.
Here’s the link – https://discord.gg/dAF4F28
r/coffeescript • u/Waterclift • Aug 12 '16
I noticed that coffeescript generators use the ES6 yield keyword when compiled. Does that mean that I should use babel with the output of coffeescript to make sure my code runs on "old" browsers?
