The ecosystem is weak not to say non-existent comparing to JS
In what circumstance is it appropriate to consider the CoffeeScript ecosystem to be distinct from the JavaScript ecosystem?
[...] and every JS solution and example out there
It seems impractical to regularly code in CoffeeScript without being fluent in JavaScript.
FWIW I agree with you about CoffeeScript being a little finicky about the syntax. There's the bit a seemingly unimportant (non -leading) space char generating dramatically different results, and also things like:
if foo and bar is x
not grouping the way you'd (or at least I) expect.
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In what circumstance is it appropriate to consider the CoffeeScript ecosystem to be distinct from the JavaScript ecosystem?
It seems impractical to regularly code in CoffeeScript without being fluent in JavaScript.
FWIW I agree with you about CoffeeScript being a little finicky about the syntax. There's the bit a seemingly unimportant (non -leading) space char generating dramatically different results, and also things like:
not grouping the way you'd (or at least I) expect.Example code, debugging tools, message forums, developer teams.