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  • Oct 26 2016 10:06
    dkudrin closed #30
  • Oct 26 2016 10:06
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  • Oct 24 2016 14:51
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  • May 04 2015 18:28
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  • May 04 2015 15:45
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    killercup commented #14
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Jon Ruttan
@jonruttan
Yeah, @killercup I am using coffeelint for these projects.
Pascal Hertleif
@killercup
that should already cover the syntactic stuff eslint does for regular js
Jon Ruttan
@jonruttan
Since ESLint seemed to be doing a deeper scan with regards to the Sync stuff I was wondering if that was the way to go.
Pascal Hertleif
@killercup
yeah, eslint does a bunch of extra stuff, there are also some plugins for it. problem is how well this stuff works with what coffee outputs, though
Jon Ruttan
@jonruttan
I haven’t looked into coffeelint any further to see if it does these sorts of scans.
Yeah, I was finding that last night when I tried it.
Pascal Hertleif
@killercup
e.g., can it use sourcemaps or do you have to read 20 lines of coffee to get what that lint error says?
there are a bunch of coffeelint plugins it seems https://www.npmjs.com/browse/keyword/coffeelint
i've been writing stuff in rust as well as in js for some weeks now and for my latest node/react project i set up eslint, jsxhint and jscs because i missed how awesome the rust compiler is :D
Jon Ruttan
@jonruttan
lol, that’s awesome.
I’ve been checking out Rust a bit lately, but I’ve not used it yet. I knew that the compiler was a big part of how it was structured, I didn’t realize the compiler was that much better.
I’ll try it out, see what I’m missing.
Pascal Hertleif
@killercup
well there are still some bugs and inconveniences along the way, but even without proper tooling it's quite easy to refactor some stuff and let the compiler tell you what else needs to change and where
(and why, most of the time)
Jon Ruttan
@jonruttan
Cool
What’s your experience with React.js been?
I’m looking into it. I’ve got a few projects based on AngularJS, and I’ve been thinking about converting them.
Pascal Hertleif
@killercup
it's pretty nice. haven't done any performance critical stuff so i can't judge that. i've been involved in a complex app that used angular in 2014 and using react after that was really… liberating i'd say
Jon Ruttan
@jonruttan
There’s an Angular/React working group looking at the synergy between the two projects, so I’ve just been holding off.
Pascal Hertleif
@killercup
react feels like you can use directives for everything without the pain ;)
Jon Ruttan
@jonruttan
That’s what I figured.
Pascal Hertleif
@killercup
i'm not even sure it makes sense to compare the two. react is just the 'templating' stuff
instead of angular, i've been using react + react-router + request + custom data store stuff based on event streams
i'm sure there is an easier setup, but that worked well so far, even though it has a lot of stuff you need to be familiar with
Jon Ruttan
@jonruttan
Cool. Well it’s nice to find someone who’s had the experience of actually using it in a project.