OK, either your description page doesn't get your point across at all, or you're missing a definition somewhere. 'Wish the function keyword in JavaScript wasn't so long? What if you could define functions with def instead?' Erh, no? Why in the lord's name would I ? Is that your big selling point? 'I don't like function() because it's too long?' 'Want a better way to make "classy" objects?' Why would you want to make…
> OK, either your description page doesn't get your point across at all, or you're missing a definition somewhere. The description page (like the rest of the project at them moment) is definitely a work in process. Sorry about the confusion! > 'Wish the function keyword in JavaScript wasn't so long? What if you could define functions with def instead?' > Erh, no? Why in the lord's name would I ? Is that your big sell…
How about a more clear description like above on your page with some readups into macro's, and some more complicated examples that tell me as a programmer: "Yes, I dó need macro's!" and I can use them for these and these cases?
Also, don't underestimate how smart your audience is going to be by giving them just 3-line examples. I always find it more clear when there's some actual use cases on the wiki pages. How about a proper class, or a todoMVC style demo, so that people can actually imagine what kind of possibilities this would unlock?