> I've just pushed the Joose 3.50.0 to npm. Its the initial release in the
> Joose 3.50 series, which will lead to Joose4 in some distant future :)

> The difference from Joose 3.18 are mostly on package level. Most significant
> are shown below:

> - the Singleton and advanced features for attributes are now bundled into
> Joose itself:
> https://github.com/SamuraiJack/JooseX-Class-Singleton
> https://github.com/SamuraiJack/JooseX-Attribute

> - Joose finally have an easily discoverable bundle file: joose-all.js in the
> top-most directory of tarball.

> - Joose now comes with browserify-like tool for providing synchronous
> "require" in browsers (on early stage for now): joose-nodify

> Codebase itself is stable for now (all tests green in browsers/node)

> Roadmap for Joose4:
> - types
> - benchmark suite
> - core rewrite in more functional style
> - internals simplifications
> - robust/feature-full "nodify" tool

> Deprecations for Joose3:

> Joose3.50 deprecates a some things:

> 1) Naturally,  JooseX-Class-Singleton + JooseX.Attribute extensions
> 2) JooseX.Namespace.Depended extension
> 3) Using classes as global properties
> 4) The custom "builders" creation via the "builder" keyword (will be
> replaced with simpler mechanism)

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> On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 12:10 PM, Nickolay Platonov <nickol...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hello,

>> I've just pushed the Joose 3.50.0 to npm. Its the initial release in the
>> Joose 3.50 series, which will lead to Joose4 in some distant future :)

>> The difference from Joose 3.18 are mostly on package level. Most significant
>> are shown below:

>> - the Singleton and advanced features for attributes are now bundled into
>> Joose itself:
>> https://github.com/SamuraiJack/JooseX-Class-Singleton
>> https://github.com/SamuraiJack/JooseX-Attribute

>> - Joose finally have an easily discoverable bundle file: joose-all.js in the
>> top-most directory of tarball.

>> - Joose now comes with browserify-like tool for providing synchronous
>> "require" in browsers (on early stage for now): joose-nodify

>> Codebase itself is stable for now (all tests green in browsers/node)

>> Roadmap for Joose4:
>> - types
>> - benchmark suite
>> - core rewrite in more functional style
>> - internals simplifications
>> - robust/feature-full "nodify" tool

>> Deprecations for Joose3:

>> Joose3.50 deprecates a some things:

>> 1) Naturally,  JooseX-Class-Singleton + JooseX.Attribute extensions
>> 2) JooseX.Namespace.Depended extension
>> 3) Using classes as global properties
>> 4) The custom "builders" creation via the "builder" keyword (will be
>> replaced with simpler mechanism)

>> --
>> Nickolay

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