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4 Interoperability
GNU ease.js is not for everyone, so it is important to play nicely with vanilla ECMAScript so that prototypes and objects can be integrated with the strict restrictions of ease.js (imposed by classical OOP). In general, you should not have to worry about this: everything is designed to work fairly transparently. This chapter will go over what ease.js intentionally supports and some interesting concepts that may even be useful even if you have adopted ease.js for your own projects.
| • Using GNU ease.js Classes Outside of ease.js: | ||
| • Prototypally Extending Classes: | ||
| • Interoperable Polymorphism: |
