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Hello all,

My company, Point5u, has been working on an open-source project called Milescript for a while now, and we just got done with a kinda pre-alpha release that we would LOVE some feedback on. Basically, Milescript is an Apache 2 licensed, object-oriented, strongly-typed, high-level language that compiles to a Javscript layer that runs in all browsers. It also compiles to a middle layer 'mslib' file that can be linked against and distributed. Our motivation was an attempt to make Javascript development more robust. More information can be found at our website, http://milescript.org, and a more complete feature list is available at http://point5u-trac.cvsdude.com/Milescript/wiki/LanguageFeatures. What we don't have right now is a whole lot of code in Milescript. Our next step is to flesh out what we were referring to as the 'LibDom' package, which is aimed at standardizing interaction with DOM elements between all browsers. We have all been using Dojo for some time now, and wanted to model our project after theirs, foundation and all. :) We would love any and all feedback, criticism, help, etc. Consider this a polite plea for a peer review by like-minded developers.