Modern languages keep adding layers. ProtoScript V2 removes them. No classes, no dynamic magic—just static prototypes, fixed layouts, and explicit structure. A return to clarity, where object-oriented programming can finally be compiled with confidence.
Modern frameworks promise productivity, but often deliver something else: hidden complexity.
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JavaScript is one of the most widely used programming languages in the world — yet its very name has caused decades of confusion. This article tells the little…