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I am wondering where and when fluent interfaces are a good idea, so I am looking for examples. So far I have found only 3 useful cases, e.g. Ruby’s collections, like
unique_words = File.read('words.txt').downcase.split.sort.uniq.length and Fest (Java) for unit testing:
assertThat(yoda).isInstanceOf(Jedi.class) .isEqualTo(foundJedi) .isNotEqualTo(foundSith); and JMock. Do you know of any other good examples that use a fluent interface?
jQuery. 🙂