A dragon code example

gistfile1.coffee

# Lets first create a new type of `Object`, the `Record`.
# It's a type of `Object`, so we clone the behavior from `Object`.
Record: Object clone
  # Every Object has a build method that gets called in `Object#clone`.
  # Think of it as a way to setup your fresh new object.
  # It should always be assigned a method.
  build: method
    # Every method gets it's own set of bindings object
    # On instantiation of the method object all of the arguments get assigned
    #   to the bindings object. 
    # The `Object#this` method refers to the receiver of the method instead
    #   of the method bindings.
    this name: name
    
    # This is essentially defining the `Record#age` method the value passed to
    #   the method via arguments.
    this age: age

  # Here's another method example that happens to use an internal-only method
  last_name: method
    split last

  # Internal only methods, those defined under this function can't be called
  #   from the outside of the object's scope.
  internal
    split: method
      # If the method was given a `name` argument then it'd use that, but 
      #   otherwise it'll look up the Record's name attribute.
      name split(delimiter: "\s")

person: Record clone(name: "Kurtis Rainbolt-Greene", age: 25)

person last_name