System and method for segregating data in a dynamic programming language

A computer-implemented system for segregating data and code in a dynamic language, wherein an environment and the segregated data and code operating in the environment are controlled using a common dynamic language, the system comprising:

• a non-transitory computer-readable medium, encoded with instructions in the common dynamic language, which when executed by one or more processors, causes the system to:
• implement the environment in the common dynamic language, the environment including a framework, the framework including a plurality of properties;
• identify a visible framework property that is visible to applications;
• identify an invisible framework property that is not visible to the applications;
• and
• implement a first application in a first sandbox within the environment, wherein the first application is implemented in the common dynamic language, wherein the first application is unable to access the invisible framework property, and wherein the first application is able to access the visible framework property.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium encoded with instructions, which when executed by one or more processors of a system, causes the system to perform operations for segregating data and code implemented in a dynamic language, wherein the segregated data and code operate in an environment, wherein the environment and the segregated data and code are controlled using a common dynamic language, the operations comprising:

• implementing the environment in the common dynamic language, the environment including a framework, the framework including a plurality of properties;
• identifying a visible framework property that is visible to applications;
• identifying an invisible framework property that is not visible to the applications;
• and
• implementing a first application in a first sandbox within the environment, wherein the first application is implemented in the common dynamic language, wherein the first application is unable to access the invisible framework property, and wherein the first application is able to access the visible framework property.