I think Coffeescript is basically dead at this point, for better or worse.

Sadly CoffeeScript 2 recently came out, so not dead...but the ecosystem has moved on.

Nothing prevents you from using CoffeeScript with the "ecosystem". CoffeeScript is just alternative syntax. Version 2 outputs ES6 code with compatible classes, etc. It also supports JSX out of the box (with the help of babel), there are webpack/browserify/etc plugins.

Sadly? I'd say fortunately it's no longer a fad, but only fans of the language (like me) use it.

Another victim of JavaScript's fashion industry.