Ruby on Rails

> ...
> At this point I discovered that coffeescript is not a superset of
> javascript. I copied the javascript line-for-line into a new coffeescript
> file and Rails barfed. I have never used coffeescript, but from the looks
> of things, I needed to learn fast.

Just for reference, I believe that you can use straight js in rails 5.
If you use the extension .js then it will interpret them as js. I
can't guarantee this as I have not done it, but I am fairly confident
it is correct.

Colin

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