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As someone who played around with building Isomorphic games in HTML5, well done.

As someone who played around with building Isomorphic games in HTML5, well done. The API is fairly clean, and the examples are solid (although the examples link in the README is broken). Quick question though, as someone who might use / submit a pull request to this project... Why coffeescript over ES6? As someone who used to use coffeescript for everything, and has since switched to ES6/7, I see coffeescript heading out the door. Not to mention that compilation to ES5 gets quite convoluted with coffeescript, which could lead to performance issues / weird bugs that force you to drop into raw ES5 anyways. Awesome project, great work!

Posted by bjones22 on Jun 6, 2015, 10:04 PM

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As someone who played around with building Isomorphic games in HTML5, well done.

bjones22Jun 6, 2015, 10:04 PM

As someone who played around with building Isomorphic games in HTML5, well done. The API is fairly clean, and the examples are solid (although the examples link in the README is broken). Quick question though, as someone who might use / submit a pull request to this project... Why coffeescript over ES6? As someone who used to use coffeescript for everything, and has since switched to ES6/7, I see coffeescript heading out the door. Not to mention that compilation to ES5 gets quite convoluted with coffeescript, which could lead to performance issues / weird bugs that force you to drop into raw ES5 anyways. Awesome project, great work!

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