Like Unreal Engine 4's BluePrint, for JS / CoffeeScript
Because I liked the way BluePrint worked, and believed it's principle could work with JS. Plus, instead of looking like big blocks, your code now looks like a rainbow !
The program is mainly coded in not-so-well formatted CoffeeScript, with some Stylus to make it look good, and a bit of Jade for the template. Finally, it uses atom-shell to display the content outside of a browser. It also feature a way-to-complicated Gulpfile to glue all this together in a somewhat working way.
If you want to help, feel free to do so by submitting pull request or issues. There is a lot of work to do, especially on ... everything.
Oh, I forgot to mention how to compile it.
first, make sure you installed gulp and bower globally (if you don't, npm will likely fail when running the scripts).
Then run npm i, it should install all the needed dependencies.
To install atom-shell, run gulp build:shell (this task doesn't get executed at every build becaue it can be long).
Finally, run gulp and the default task should build the project and run it. (Specifically, it runs the build, watch and run tasks)