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**This project is still under development. Please read the manual for more
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information.**
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## Full Documentation
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Full documentation is available at the following URL:
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http://easejs.org/manual/ (Multiple Pages)
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http://easejs.org/manual.html (Single Page)
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## Why ease.js?
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There are already plenty of other means of achieving each of this project's
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goals, so what's the point of ease.js? The aim of the project is to provide a
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@item Abstract classes and methods
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@item Interfaces
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@item Visibility (public, protected and private members)
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@item Static, constant and final members
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@end itemize
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While the current focus of the project is Object-Oriented design, it is likely
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