My initial release of a new language that compiles to JS

[Zhenzhen Zhan]

It's called FutureScript. It aims to be more consistent, more radical but more readable. Many new concepts are introduced. See:

http://futurescript.org/

[Nathan White]

Quick question about property access. You mention there is no need for brackets and everything utilizes a dot.

Example:

obj."some string"

Using future script assignment lets consider:

prop: "some string"

how would I use the value of variable 'prop' on 'obj'?

On Jan 1, 2016, at 2:42 AM, Zhenzhen Zhan <zhanzh...@hotmail.com> wrote:

It's called FutureScript. It aims to be more consistent, more radical but more readable. Many new concepts are introduced. See:

http://futurescript.org/

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[Zhenzhen Zhan]

You can use this:

obj.(prop)

:)

[Aaron Gray]

On Friday, 1 January 2016 22:41:02 UTC, Zhenzhen Zhan wrote:

It's called FutureScript. It aims to be more consistent, more radical but more readable. Many new concepts are introduced. See:

http://futurescript.org/

Well that's a sure fire way to confuse the hell out of people !

Regards,

Aaron