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  • Hey,

    its always nice to see posts about my favorite janguage JS on use.perl

    Have you seen my JavaScript port of Moose called Joose [google.com]. It might be interesting for you.

    • What, Perl isn't your favorite? :)

      Joose looks very cool. JS's prototyping seems pretty powerful, but there's not a lot of sugar to make subclassing/traiting effortless.

      • Re:Joose (Score:2)

        by malte (1708) on 2008.09.01 12:30 (#64700) Homepage Journal
        Pretty much the same situation as with Perl, isn't it? I found programming with Joose to be much more productive than regular JS, because it is a much more declarative approach to programming. Plus if you already know Moose, most of the APIs should feel really natural. On an aside: While Moose still brings in a pretty heavy startup cost, Joose bootstraps in almost no time.
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