As a developer who really loves JS (not because of its syntax - which is fine - but because what I'm able to do with it) I just don't really get CS.
I wan't to be able to debug the code I'm writing in the code I'm writing. The extra layer of sugar seems sickly sweet, nice for a taste but overpowering in bulk.
I think I'm prone to wanting to go lower and seeing how things work in the layer beneath. I'm fascinated by C and assembly languages and how my JS ultimately sits on top of those. I think if CS was interpreted at the same level as JS I'd be more interested.
I guess it really depends on how much you use JS and whether CS makes your work easier. I'm always looking at what complexity I can throw away, I think CS may be just that.
I wan't to be able to debug the code I'm writing in the code I'm writing. The extra layer of sugar seems sickly sweet, nice for a taste but overpowering in bulk.
I think I'm prone to wanting to go lower and seeing how things work in the layer beneath. I'm fascinated by C and assembly languages and how my JS ultimately sits on top of those. I think if CS was interpreted at the same level as JS I'd be more interested.
I guess it really depends on how much you use JS and whether CS makes your work easier. I'm always looking at what complexity I can throw away, I think CS may be just that.