I'm lately looking into frameworks like GWT or Cappuccino, or recently
Coffee-script, although this one is more a peuse-code that compiles into
javascript than a framework, but still it seems to follow similar
philosophy. They seem to keep getting stronger among the js developer
community. My question is, could this be the future of Javascript, being
compiled into from another language or some peudocode ?, I understand it
makes better maintainable code among other advantages but, are we not
losing control over our js applications ?.
Don't get me wrong, I actually feel quite curious about these
frameworks/pseudo-code and see lots of advantages, but I'd like to know
what other developers think about it and if they are using them in big
projects.
I'll soon start working on a big project from scratch, where Google Map
is involved, and I'm taken them into consideration, playing around, but
still not quite convinced.
Any suggestion, advise or thought ?
Thanks in advance
Fran
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