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we're working on it :)

SyncPad switched its webclient from JS to CoffeeScript.

In terms of human-readable code, we reduced the lines of code by ~30%. It's cleaner and more concise. I feel our code is more managable because of CoffeeScript.

In terms of the generated JS, I really appreciate that CoffeeScript creates an abstraction that will implement JS best practices and consistency

At this point, any JS work I do is done with CoffeeScript

The video demonstrates SyncPad's Enterprise edition. The consumer version runs using a custom Erlang message-queue server on EC2.

The Enterprise Edition of SyncPad allows you to run that same server on your own hardware or managed by SyncPad.