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chvid
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Imba: A new programming language for web apps
Why not use the more familiar C-syntax of JavaScript?
nv-vn
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Because trading familiarity for usability is not beneficial in 90% of cases.
oneeyedpigeon
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But usability is very strongly affected by familiarity.
wtetzner
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Only for a very short time.
andybak
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Funnily enough my first thought was "how nice - it's not cluttered with awful curly braces!" ;-)
I'm a Python guy so that's probably half the reason - but the syntax looks nice and clean to me.
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I came here to ask exactly that. Sounds to me like learn a new thing just for the hype of it...
Ralfp
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This is actually a fork of Coffescript that used Python-inspired syntax.
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