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Aabernier
Last edited Nov 14, 2011
Created on Nov 14, 2011

This example demonstrates a minimal HTML page that uses CoffeeScript to show a simple alert message saying “yay!” upon loading. The page includes the CoffeeScript compiler from a remote source and embeds a script block with the `type="text/coffeescript"` attribute, which the compiler processes in the browser. It relies on the CoffeeScript library to translate the inline code to JavaScript, and the alert is triggered immediately when the page renders. No external data or visualization is involved.

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