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This article is free; see COPYING for additional information.
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This article, entitled "Classical Object-Oriented Programming with ECMAScript",
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summarizes much of the research performed during the development of ease.js, a
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classical object-oriented framework for ECMAScript/JavaScript. While the
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information contained within the article is expressed in the author's own words,
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an effort has been made to be as professional as possible to promote
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any third-party modifications/conntributions without much distinction.
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It is the author's hope that this article will continue to be updated with
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additional research as the project grows. Contributors to ease.js can feel free
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to update the document with information that is pertinant. Likewise, individuals
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who have a strong method of achieving an object-oriented style in ECMAScript can
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feel free to contribute their own ideas, so long as it does not add considerable
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bloat or muddy the point of the article.
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