I think this is ugly, but it's the most readable way I can figure to write this. Suggestions?

gistfile1.coffee

setTimeout ->
  analytics.track 'Time on Site', 
    category: 'site',
    label: 'seconds',
    value: 60
  , 60000

BTW, this doesn't count:

delay = (ms, func) -> setTimeout func, ms
delay 60000, ->
  analytics.track 'foo'

BTW, the resulting JS:

setTimeout(function() {
  return analytics.track('Time on Site', {
    category: 'site',
    label: 'seconds',
    value: 60
  });
}, 60000);

To me, that's totally readable. Maybe it's my bias of many years of javascript, but to me punctuation is easier to read than whitespace.

I updated the gist to be the most concise, instead of the most readable, because both are of equal unreadability to me, so I might as well go with concise.

Maybe if I just switch to putting commas at the beginning of lines, the CS wouldn't bother me so much.