I tried to normalize the API and minimize the breaking changes.

1. I renamed JsMethod to JsMember and this will lead to breaking changes. The reason I did this is because JsMethod was used too loosely even in context like document.getElementById(id).value = ... where .value was expressed as a JsMethod. It doesn't feel right to me as while we're talking about a.b whether b is a function or an attribute it is a member of that "object". I tend to think that not many people are using explicitly JsMethod (just a hunch). However if you strongly feel that this is not right I can put JsMethod back but JsMember seems much more expressive to me.

2. I deprecated JQueryLeft and JQueryRight. For classes that mixed in JQueryRight I also added JsMember in the mixin. Ths the only reason for keeping JQueryRight around is backward compatibility. This should go away in a couple of releases IMHO.

3. JQueryLeft is also deprecated extending/mixing JsExp is enough. For classes that are mixing in JQueryLeft I kept it around solely for backward compatibility reasons.

4. I addded to JsExp >> method which is identical with ~> solely for backward compatibility reasons stating that this will go away soon.

Of course that my impuls it so just remove JQueryLeft, JQueryRight and >> but no one is going to let me do this :(

If by any chance you've noticed other things that should be normalized, please do let me know.