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fluid.js by Lang. 2009-07-17 Fri

Fluid bindings follow the flow of control rather than the lexical order of a program. See wikipedia on Dynamic Scoping.

The code: fluid.js.

Posted by Ben on 2009-09-08 Tue.

The HTML5 specification allows custom data attributes to be added to any DOM element. This jQuery plugin provides methods to retrieve and manipulate custom attributes.

Read More: The jquery.dataset Plugin

Download: jquery.dataset.js

squash by Lang. 2009-12-07 Mon

This is an incomplete implementation of SQL in JavaScript objects. It's in the spirit of LINQ, but adds an additional layer of abstraction; clauses are interpreted with late-binding. It's possible to use the same set of where clauses in multiple contexts.

Squash.

Posted by Ben on 2009-07-22 Wed.

The REQUIRE special form includes libraries only once. It is implemented using Gambit-C's INCLUDE and LOAD forms with COND-EXPAND to prevent a library from being loaded again (which is an error) or re-evaluated.

REQUIRE accepts a sequence of requirement specifications that identify libraries. The specifications are mapped onto the filesystem to find the corresponding source files or compiled modules. For example:

(require (srfi 1)
         (lib util))

;; Library code here...

See require#.scm for additional documentation. An easy way to integrate REQUIRE into a project is to include require#.scm from `.gambcini' or `~/.gambcini'. For more details, see Customization in the Gambit-C documentation.

Source: require#.scm _require.scm

Ben lives in Chattanooga TN and works at Medium. You can follow him on Twitter, see code on github, or send an email to [his-first-name] at orangesoda.net.

Lang is also in Chattanooga. I don't really do social networking; I do have an account at github. You can email lang.martin at Gmail.