A little update: JS.Class 1.6.0 is now out. The main new features are a
port of Ruby’s Forwardable module for method delegation, an implementation of
the State pattern (which I’m using heavily for building UI code), and JS.Ruby,
which is something I wrote about a few weeks back. Also, I’ve implemented
the extended hook to complement included; all Module objects now implement
both of these, making it easier to user modules do define class methods. Head
over to the site and give it a whirl.
JS.Class 1.6.0: Forwardable, State, and Ruby
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