Bind system for Theoricus framework.
Simple draft demonstrating how this should work.
Attention, is a WIP! Do not use it yet.
data_store = new Bind
data_store.on 'name', (name)->
console.log name
data_store.set 'name', 'bender' # will fire callback above
data_store.get 'name' # bender
```
### Example 2
````coffeescript
data_store = new Bind
data_store.set 'name', 'bender'
# since the property name already exists, this callback will be fired right
# away, and after that every time the value for 'name' changes
data_store.on 'name', on_name_change = (name)->
console.log name
data_store.set 'name', 'bender' # will fire nothing
data_store.set 'name', 'john' # will fire callback again
data_store.set 'name', 'lecter' # will fire callback again
# unlistening
data_store.off 'name', on_name_change
data_store.set 'name', 'peter' # will fire nothing
```
### Example 3
You can set also a dictionary of key->values.
````coffeescript
# both set calls are equivalent
# multiple sets
data_store.set 'name', peter
data_store.set 'age', 30
# combined set
data_store.set name: peter, age: 30
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