I've only started digging around the CoffeeScript. Mostly snooping around atom-julia-client. I want to understand the communication between node.js and Julia and how the console works.
I agree. This is so cool it makes me want to learn CoffeeScript just so I >> can understand how it works :) >> > > Yes, indeed. The more I learn about Atom's guts, the cooler it gets. Did > you know that Atom is actually Chromium with a different skin, and bundled > with Node.js? > That's cool. > The idea of using web technologies to make a desktop application is really > compelling. > Yeah. And I am also interested in the converse, i.e. putting desktop technology into the browser <https://github.com/JunoLab/atom-julia-client/issues/31>, which I subsequently learned is also the philosophy behind Chromium OS.
