Coco

CoffeeScript is it's own scripting language that compiles into JavaScript. It's basically a markup language that is compiled to JS code.

It was created to improve the way people write JavaScript, but did not manage to fix all the quirks.

Coco on the other hand, is an improved way of writing CoffeeScript, so in the end it's a better way to write JavaScript.

What is new in this release:

• Added if-block.
• Added for-let.
• Added <> aka lef.
• Gave |> the lowest precedence.
• Made block constructions directly dot-accessible.

What is new in version 0.9.0:

• Made cascade, now with in disguise, require at least one & in body.
• Made let accept this = on the first assignment to substitute old with.
• Made bodyless catch return the catchee.
• Made by -1 implied on downward ranges.
• Made interpolation apply to #& and #@.

Requirements:

• Node.js 0.8 or higher