Very realistic until you need to debug your code. Debugging's JS-only, as far as I know, so you're picking through the compiled CS looking for errors. edit: We

Very realistic until you need to debug your code. Debugging's JS-only, as far as I know, so you're picking through the compiled CS looking for errors. edit: Well listen to the man himself, but I learned tons about JS's semantics by picking up (and picking apart) CS.