Question

I’m looking for a “pure” prototype language that I can study. I’m using the definition of “pure” meaning (quoted from Wikipedia):

Under pure prototyping, which is also referred to as concatenative
prototypes, and is exemplified in the Kevo language, there are no
visible pointers or links to the original prototype from which an
object is cloned. The prototype object is copied exactly, but given a
different name (or reference). Behavior and attributes are simply
duplicated as-is.

Kevo no longer appears to be supported, and I am unable to find any significant amount of documentation. It may be that there are no “pure” prototype languages in use today.

Thanks.

Answer 1

Would this link help you?

Found another link for you, from the creator of kevo, Antero Taivalsaari. At first glance it looks like the prototype nature of kevo is excaggerated to say the least.