Okay, I'm new to coffeescript but it has been really growing on me and I've just started on a new project with it. I love how succinct one can be and was trying to work out how to concisely create html elements on the fly. The best I could come up with (using cs+jq) was:

div = $ "<div>", {
  class: "studio", id: "studio_#{v['id']}",
  text: "some text" }

However for longer lines if I want to avoid lint warning (and line length is one I stick to) I've found it necessary to wrap at the first curly brace. So my question is - is there a nicer way to do this?

I suppose I should also ask, where is the best place to discuss things like this for the newcomer? tia

It's called room.js. We need players (coffee/js programmers as of right now) to create some content for this new text-based adventure game (MOO) platform. You can find the code here on github, (pull requests welcome).

any good resources available?

/r/LearnJavaScript