CoffeeScript is a programming language that transpiles to JavaScript. It allows developers to write cleaner and more concise JavaScript code by adding helpful syntax like classes, destructuring assignment, array comprehensions, and more.
CoffeeScript is a programming language that compiles into JavaScript. It was created in 2009 by Jeremy Ashkenas as a way to allow developers to write cleaner, more concise JavaScript code.
Some of the key features of CoffeeScript include:
By transpiling to JavaScript, CoffeeScript code can run in any JavaScript environment like browsers and Node.js. The generated JavaScript usually accomplishes the same functionality with less code in a style more concise and readable to many developers.
The main value of CoffeeScript is the cleaner and more expressive syntax that allows developers to write safer code with fewer bugs. The syntax enforces a consistent style and makes some errors impossible. While the compiled JavaScript is usually faster and smaller, the focus is on developer productivity and happiness.
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