As I wrote in the other recent CS thread here, I think your coding style must be ill-suited to coffeescript. I've had a few situations where I've had to test things out for myself, but nothing like what you put forth. I just write CS as I would JS and that's that.
To that end, the docs on Coffeescript.org are the reference documentation (as they are the only official documents to reference) and they've suited me just fine. I get the sense that you're looking for a document in the style of ECMA-262, rather than one in the style of MDN.
To that end, the docs on Coffeescript.org are the reference documentation (as they are the only official documents to reference) and they've suited me just fine. I get the sense that you're looking for a document in the style of ECMA-262, rather than one in the style of MDN.