I liked the Jeremy's direction, but I also liked the Allen's object literal
extension idea (with one big objection, mentioned in my proposal) and the
idea of reusing it in class definition.
It reuses these concept using one minimal twist, so in fact there is no
separate class structure, only existing ones (existing in harmony, that is)
reusal to the full extent. I see the need for having a syntax for a class
that will be sugar meant for streamlining class pattern creation and at the
same time standardising it bringing all classes under same umbrella and
guiding those coming from "you must have classes" world (so I am not sharing
Irakli Gozalishvili's view).
Hello, es-discuss!
I liked the Jeremy's direction, but I also liked the Allen's object literal
extension idea (with one big objection, mentioned in my proposal) and the
idea of reusing it in class definition.
It reuses these concept using one minimal twist, so in fact there is no
separate class structure, only existing ones (existing in harmony, that is)
reusal to the full extent. I see the need for having a syntax for a class
that will be sugar meant for streamlining class pattern creation and at the
same time standardising it bringing all classes under same umbrella and
guiding those coming from "you must have classes" world (so I am not sharing
Irakli Gozalishvili's view).
If you could give it a little time, here it is: gist.github.com/1473723
Thanx, Herby
Hello, es-discuss!
I liked the Jeremy's direction, but I also liked the Allen's object literal extension idea (with one big objection, mentioned in my proposal) and the idea of reusing it in class definition.
It reuses these concept using one minimal twist, so in fact there is no separate class structure, only existing ones (existing in harmony, that is) reusal to the full extent. I see the need for having a syntax for a class that will be sugar meant for streamlining class pattern creation and at the same time standardising it bringing all classes under same umbrella and guiding those coming from "you must have classes" world (so I am not sharing Irakli Gozalishvili's view).
If you could give it a little time, here it is: gist.github.com/1473723
Thanx,