A programming language that compiles to JavaScript with the .coffee and .litcoffee extensions. It was designed by Jeremy Ashkenas and released in 2009 under the MIT License. CoffeeScript is inspired by JavaScript, Ruby, Erlang and Haskell, and incorporates syntactic sugar to make JavaScript more readable. As a language, it is imperative, functional and prototype-based (a form of object-oriented programming). Developers can write programs at coffeescript.org, and the compiled code is validated in JSLint. GitHub's internal style guide is largely based on CoffeeScript principles.
We have developed a site offering a range of esoteric services via video link; a search engine for hotels, villas, apartments, guided tours, cruises and a range of transport options; and a new version of a site for a bank's push notification service. Some projects have been updated: a CPA network with payment for completed actions; a city portal for Chita; and a parser which collects and analyses prices across 200 of largest online stores.
2002–2024