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Whats up with those people ? They have lost their brain ? or is that inflated egos ?
Its a great tool to get UX ideas.
Old timers will remember bbs, irc. And after Okrut was created, many people left the old services. Now, many of them migrated to fecesbook.
That same people also are not interested in NSA or privacy. They just want to make noise, search and be found by other people like them.
When you have Roles, you can build a class with Roles. like lego. Then you can have specific roles and build a class with Roles.
If your OO doesnt support Classes, Roles, Types and method modifieds and functional programming, its outdated.
Seems like your outdated OO needs a metaclass system, up-to-date like Moose from perl.
Its exists on decent languages. Which in case allow OO also.
ie. perl, allows all that, and has Moose which allows Class and Roles and Types. So you can build classes like lego, literally.
And then you can build a class like LEGO, literally.
Because, it has Class and Roles, a class can extend another class. And a Role can be built with multiple roles. And a class can be built with multiples Roles.
Your OO is outdated if it doesnt implement classes, roles, types and at least method modifiers.
And your language should allow first function class to allow functional programming if you desire.
Perl has all that and comes installed in any unix/linux/mac.. try in your terminal: $ perl -v
Every linux/unix/mac system runs perl. So your company is probably using perl and they dont even know.
That sucks. because if i need to use cron for that app, i will need to load the webframework because the app is tied onto it... bah.
The best solution is to have ormY separated from the webframeworkX. So you can build your app with ormY, and use any webframeworkX Y or Z (only on the web facing part of your app). And no need to use orm at all (from the framework)
You can download the JSAN Server, and upload modules. And it takes cares of dependencies.
Check it out, and if you like, contribute there and dont reinvent the wheel.
I too belive we need a more modular javascript.
Plus, you can use JOOSE-js to create modular modules. I recommend JOOSE-js. Its great and works in all browsers, also with node (backend) and frontend
very nice job, expect to see it available soon