I'm still pretty new to the whole CoffeeScript scene.
Are there any IDEs out there that support debugging of CoffeeScript source code running on Node.js?
I'm hoping for something where I can set a breakpoint within a .coffee file and see a call stack and inspect variables.
WebStorm doesn't seem to fit the bill yet. WEB-2389
It appears that there is a solution for this client side using CoffeeScriptRedux in Chrome. Example
Are there other options? Sublime?
Update After checking in on this issue again nearly a year later I came across this JetBrains help document. It looks like it supports debugging server side coffee script... finally!
JetBrains products support debugging CoffeeScript with a combination of the JetBrains Chrome Plugin and Coffee-script-redux.
http://www.jetbrains.com/products.html#IDE_and_editors
http://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/RUBYDEV/Debugging+CoffeeScript+Code
Nodeclipse has an opened issue #12 CoffeeScript debugging support
You can theoretically do this on any IDE that supports remote debugging. However, with Coffee-script redux in beta 2 and all the activity surrounding source-map support you would be better off just waiting 5 minutes.