CoffeeScript: The Good Parts by Azat Mardan at DevBootCamp
Sorry for the poor audio.
We did our best with the captions...
so turn the captions on!
It’s not a secret that the topic of CoffeeScript is controversial to say the least.
Many reputable JavaScript and Node.js developers just hate CoffeeScript,
but there are lessons we can all learn from its good parts!
However, many developers just won’t go back to plain JavaScript after building something relatively serious with CoffeeScript.
My own story is going from making fun to loving it after a year developing an enterprise product.
As with the famous JavaScript: The Good Parts book, we'll look at what's good in CoffeeScript (and it’s quirks too).
This talk will share experiences from the trenches of using CoffeeScript in production.
This talk was first presented at
QCon New York '14 conference.
This talk was recorded at
DBCxSF (DevBootCamp SF Open Learning):
http://www.meetup.com/DBCx-SF-Dev-Boo....
The slides are here:
https://speakerdeck.com/azat/coffeesc....
If you liked this talk
and interested in JavaScript/Node.js,
sign up for my blog's newsletter at
http://webapplog.com.
Get the latest Azat's book Practical Node.js!
The Practical Node.js book is
"Without a doubt the best Node book available"
according to one of the readers.
Other readers say (http://amzn.to/1r99E3G):
"The only one that cover the "full stack"
"Your questions will be answered"
"A pleasure to work through this book"
"The Best Book for Learning Node.js"
"The best part of the book is in the title: Practical"
"Totally Recommended!"
"I finally feel like I'm on my way to writing production level software..."
"Straightforward including Mongoose, Heroku, and AWS..."
"Great kickstart to Node.js"
"Great book definitely recommended"
Learn more and
get your Kindle or print
here: http://amzn.to/NuQ0fM.