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Original works Non fiction CoffeeScript Little Book
CoffeeScript Little Book

CoffeeScript Little Book

The Little Book on CoffeeScript Chinese Version

author Alex MacCaw

translator Cun Zhi Tiejinlong

category Science popularization

Number of words About 20000 words

Launch time July 2012

eight point two 72 people
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Introduction

This book is translated from The Little Book on CoffeeScript. It was originally an open source project on Github, with MIT open source agreement. In my spare time, I translated a Chinese version of Douban. After the launch of Douban, I look forward to putting it on after finishing and polishing. Later, Kui Tiejinlong joined in and helped proofread and polish the book. I hope you enjoy it.

This book introduces CoffeeScript from many aspects, as well as many basic knowledge of JavaScript. It also includes some excellent open source frameworks and programs of JavaScript or CoffeeScript. I believe that when you read this book, you can not only learn the syntax details of CoffeeScript, but also learn more about JS and CS, such as the use of Node.js, jQuery, Backbone, JSHint and other frameworks and tools.

Cunzhi, not a pseudonym, came from the south of Caiyun, and now lives in the Devil City, in front of Dianping.com. I like to knock code and run in my spare time;

Tiejinlong is also a person from the south of colorful clouds. He lives in the Devil City. He is good at Japanese animation and English. Aspiring to be a front runner, and working hard to learn.

Author's self description

You can write a story about me in CoffeeScript.

Catalogue of works

  1. Chapter 1 What is CoffeeScript?
  2. 1.1 Initial Installation
  3. Chapter 2 CoffeeScript Syntax
  4. 2.1 Variables and scopes
  5. 2.2 Functions
  6. 2.3 Function Parameters
  7. 2.4 Function call
  8. 2.5 Function Context
  9. 2.6 Object Literacy and Array Definitions
  10. 2.7 Process control
  11. 2.8 String interpolation
  12. 2.9 Loop and list parsing
  13. 2.10 Array
  14. 2.11 Alias and existence operators
  15. Chapter 3 Category
  16. 3.1 Instance Properties
  17. 3.2 Static variables
  18. 3.3 Inheritance and Super
  19. 3.4Mixins
  20. 3.5 Extension class
  21. Chapter 4 CoffeeScript Usage
  22. 4.1Each
  23. 4.2Map
  24. 4.3 Screening
  25. 4.4 Including
  26. 4.5 Attribute iteration
  27. 4.6Min/Max
  28. 4.7 Multiple parameters
  29. 4.8And/or
  30. 4.9 Deconstruction assignment
  31. 4.10 Other class libraries
  32. 4.11 Private Variables
  33. Chapter 5 Automatic Compilation of CoffeeScript
  34. 5.1Cake
  35. 5.2 Server side support
  36. Chapter 6 Creating an Application
  37. 6.1 Structure&CommonJS
  38. 6.2 Import File
  39. 6.3 Exposure properties
  40. 6.4 Packing with Stitch
  41. 6.5 JavaScript Template
  42. 6.6 Add on - use Heroku 30 second quick release
  43. 6.7 Other class libraries
  44. Chapter 7 Dross
  45. 7.1 Subsets of JavaScript
  46. 7.2 Global Variables
  47. 7.3 Semicolon
  48. 7.4 Reserved words
  49. 7.5 Equality comparison
  50. 7.6 Function definition
  51. 7.7 Reading Attributes of Numerical Objects
  52. 7.8 Parts not corrected
  53. 7.9 Using eval
  54. 7.10 Using typeof
  55. 7.11 Using instanceof
  56. 7.12 Using delete
  57. 7.13 Using parseInt
  58. 7.14 Strict mode
  59. 7.15 Change of Strict mode
  60. 7.16 Using Strict Mode
  61. 7.17JavaScript Lint
  62. Appendix Open Source Agreement
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