Quick sketch for looping through child views. Not the cleanest but works. Fork if you got somethin better!

Move the subviews

// Set up the views. One big view and several smaller views. I'm using a shortcut to make all the subViews the same as the first
parentViewA = new View({x:10,y:10,width:500,height:500})
subView1 = new View({x:0,y:0,width:50,height:50})
subView1.superView = parentViewA
subView2 = new View(subView1)
subView3 = new View(subView1)
subView4 = new View(subView1)
subView5 = new View(subView1)
subView6 = new View(subView1)

// LONGHAND
// Loop through the array of child views of parentViewA one at a time, 
// moving them my amount j, 
// then increas j by 60
var j=0
for (index in parentViewA.subViews){
    //alert(child.name)
    parentViewA.subViews[index].x += j
    j+=60
}

// SHORTHAND
// Use forEach to loop through the subViews
// initiating an anonymous function with arguments for the childView and the index (count)
// Same as above but elegent as heck. Good one Thomas Aylott!
parentViewA.subViews.forEach(function(childView, index){
    childView.y += index * 60
})