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There was a nameserver issue that I just corrected. Apologies for the down-time if anyone was reading.

Hello, I created a JavaScript library for emulating classical inheritance. It uses a C#-like compiler that is also written in JavaScript (no pre-processing). Please let me know your thoughts and if you have any suggestions for improvements or additions. I hope you find it useful. Thank you for your time. jTypes: Classical Inheritance Emulator (I also hope to have more documentation online soon to show more of the benefits and point out some of the mistakes/pitfalls to avoid when utilizing classical inheritance concepts in JavaScript with its prototypal inheritance and language "quirks" -- let me know of anything else you think should be included as well)

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Hello everyone. I put together a small JavaScript library that emulates classical inheritance during the course of a recent project I was working on. Many of my fellow colleagues found the library to be quite useful, so I decided to put it up online so others could benefit from it as well. The library is just over 8 KB minified, and can be downloaded at the following link: http://www.facebook.com/jTypes You will also find examples on there as well that will get you started in using the library. Please let me know if you have any other questions or comments. Thank you for your time. - Nick jtypes-1.0.2.zip