Please provide vanilla JavaScript documentation

[dypsilon]

My first response to your documentation website was to just close and forget, but I forced myself to write this ticket with other users of your library in mind.

We don't want your coffee

[stoodder]

Thanks for the feedback. I'll definitely be adding vanilla JS docs as my
next project on the chopping block is to actually rewrite/style the docs.
I'll keep this ticket open until they're completed

On Tue, Oct 15, 2013 at 3:58 AM, Dimi Navrotskyy
[email protected]:

My first response to your documentation website was to just close and
forget, but I forced myself to write this ticket with other users of your
library in mind.

We don't want your coffeehttp://blog.ponyfoo.com/2013/09/28/we-dont-want-your-coffee

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[mrchief]

👍 As a JS library, the examples should be in JS. I hate VB6 and any clones... 😩 You can have your source in coffee as much as you want, we don't care as long as there's a .js out there. 😄

[mrchief]

Here's something to decaffeinate you: http://js2coffee.org/#coffee2js

[steveluscher]

I think your docs are exquisite already. Also, I love your coffee.

[stoodder]

Thanks for the feedback guys! Sorry for the huge delay between pushes. My near-term goals is to port the docs over to a single page style (like falcon) and have a toggle for both coffee and vanilla JS. I'll also be adding a few small features (invalid route handling, pushState)

[caneruguz]

+1 for JS documentation. If one is not familiar with coffeescript it takes a while to realize that this needs to be converted to make sense. But otherwise we appreciate that there are good docs, it helps a lot.

[mrchief]

👍