I'm surprised that Coffeescript is still actively developed. Either there are still lots of legacy code out there to work on or some people just really love the language.
My last full time job was coffeescript. I could take or leave most of it, but returning to C# for a hobby project has made me really miss the null soak ? operator.
I'm sure the craving will go away with a few more days of messing.
Hey that's awesome! Thank you. I normally shield my eyes from the fancy new C# things like PLINQ and others because my hobby projects tend to sit in the Unity3d ghetto. Really cool to know they adopted that though.