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I think this question may be fairly evident from the title alone: I am a C# developer who often uses @ before a string literal to make it more readable (e.g. string drive = @"C:\")
I am in the process of scripting out a lot of my processes (using the wonderful V8 for .Net) and I am wondering whether there’s a similar feature in JavaScript?
No, unfortunately there is no such feature. In JavaScript you can enclose strings in double quotes
"..."or in single quotes'...', but in both cases you will have to escape that quote character as well as the backslash.