Antero Taivalsaar: Simplifying JavaScript with Concatenation-Based Prototype Inheritance (angol nyelven). Tampere University of Technology, 2009 [2011. augusztus 13-i dátummal az eredetiből archiválva]. (Hozzáférés: 2015. március 11.) „Kevo implemented a pure concatenation-based object model in which new objects were created by copying and the namespaces of all the objects were always fully self-contained. … Furthermore, Kevo had an internal clone family mechanism that made it possible to track the “genealogy” of changes among groups of objects, so that changes to individual objects could be propagated to other objects when necessary.”
Antero Taivalsaar: Simplifying JavaScript with Concatenation-Based Prototype Inheritance (angol nyelven). Tampere University of Technology, 2009 [2011. augusztus 13-i dátummal az eredetiből archiválva]. (Hozzáférés: 2015. március 11.) „Kevo implemented a pure concatenation-based object model in which new objects were created by copying and the namespaces of all the objects were always fully self-contained. … Furthermore, Kevo had an internal clone family mechanism that made it possible to track the “genealogy” of changes among groups of objects, so that changes to individual objects could be propagated to other objects when necessary.”
Antero Taivalsaar: Simplifying JavaScript with Concatenation-Based Prototype Inheritance (angol nyelven). Tampere University of Technology, 2009 [2011. augusztus 13-i dátummal az eredetiből archiválva]. (Hozzáférés: 2015. március 11.) „Kevo implemented a pure concatenation-based object model in which new objects were created by copying and the namespaces of all the objects were always fully self-contained. … Furthermore, Kevo had an internal clone family mechanism that made it possible to track the “genealogy” of changes among groups of objects, so that changes to individual objects could be propagated to other objects when necessary.”
Antero Taivalsaar: Simplifying JavaScript with Concatenation-Based Prototype Inheritance (angol nyelven). Tampere University of Technology, 2009 [2011. augusztus 13-i dátummal az eredetiből archiválva]. (Hozzáférés: 2015. március 11.) „Kevo implemented a pure concatenation-based object model in which new objects were created by copying and the namespaces of all the objects were always fully self-contained. … Furthermore, Kevo had an internal clone family mechanism that made it possible to track the “genealogy” of changes among groups of objects, so that changes to individual objects could be propagated to other objects when necessary.”
