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Smith, W.R., "Using a prototype-based language for user interface: the Newton project's experience", Proceedings of Object-Oriented Programming, Systems, Languages, and Applications (OOPSLA 95), Austin, Texas, USA, October 1995, ACM, pp. 61-72. Google
62 ;;Quote: NewtonScript is a prototype-based language; objects inherit state and behavior directly from one or more objects
63 ;;Quote: a prototype is a functional example of a certain kind of object; it is easy and natural to share an object's definition
63 ;;Quote: prototypes are especially helpful for user-interface programming; use the same tools to edit objects and their definitions
65 ;;Quote: a NewtonScript frame is a collection of tagged slots; slots can contain references to objects, frames, and functions
65+;;Quote: NewtonScript supports read-only, prototype inheritance of another frame's slots and shared, container inheritance
70 ;;Quote: prototype inheritance is less efficient than class inheritance since the same slot occurs in different locations in different objects
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