If anyone has any free time and is interested, then I'd love some help.
It just a few libraries to make the JS monad immediately useful. There is no dependencies on the libraries as code is just generated to talk to them. It is up to the end user to make sure they have the appropriate JavaScript libraries if they choose to use certain JS effects.
E.g. If the user used...
JQuery.$("div.demo").bind(x -> x.html()); // In JS: $("div.demo").html()
Then the end user would be sure they have access in JQuery in their JavaScript.
If anyone has any free time and is interested, then I'd love some help.
It just a few libraries to make the JS monad immediately useful. There is no dependencies on the libraries as code is just generated to talk to them. It is up to the end user to make sure they have the appropriate JavaScript libraries if they choose to use certain JS effects.
E.g. If the user used...
Then the end user would be sure they have access in JQuery in their JavaScript.