How to Create iOS-like Home Screen using CoffeeScript

How to Create iOS-like Home Screen using CoffeeScript:

Tutorialzine has written a great tutorial: Create an iOS-like Home Screen using CoffeeScript. CoffeeScript is a neat programming language meant to enhance the good parts of JavaScript, while working around the not so good. It makes OOP easy and introduces a number of useful additions such as comprehensions, new syntax for functions and scope handling, along with numerous small improvements.

But don’t fall pray to the hype surrounding it just yet – CoffeeScript isn’t going to replace JavaScript any time soon, as it sacrifices some of the agility that JS provides in attempt to make development easier. The CS way might not be the best fit for your project.

ios-like-homescreen

Requirements: CoffeeScript
Demo: http://demo.tutorialzine.com/2011/10/ios-homescreen…
License: License Free

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