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What Is The Reason Es6 Class Constructors Can't Be Called As Normal Functions?

What Is The Reason Es6 Class Constructors Can't Be Called As Normal Functions?

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ES6 class constructors can't be called as normal functions. According to ES6 a TypeError should… Read more What Is The Reason Es6 Class Constructors Can't Be Called As Normal Functions?
Javascript - How To Initialize Super Class If Super Class Constructor Takes Arguments

Javascript - How To Initialize Super Class If Super Class Constructor Takes Arguments

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Consider the following Javascript snippet, var SuperClass = function(x){ this.x = x; this.a… Read more Javascript - How To Initialize Super Class If Super Class Constructor Takes Arguments
In Javascript, The Difference Between 'object.create' And 'new'

In Javascript, The Difference Between 'object.create' And 'new'

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I think the difference has clicked in my head, but I'd just like to be sure. On the Douglas Cro… Read more In Javascript, The Difference Between 'object.create' And 'new'
Js Prototype Objects Not Inherited?

Js Prototype Objects Not Inherited?

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My question is about a strange output that I came across while playing with JS prototypal inheritan… Read more Js Prototype Objects Not Inherited?
Minor Drawback With Crockford Prototypical Inheritance

Minor Drawback With Crockford Prototypical Inheritance

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Just experimenting with different inheritance techniques in JS, and came across something mildly di… Read more Minor Drawback With Crockford Prototypical Inheritance
Angular: Dependency Injection With Prototypal Inheritance

Angular: Dependency Injection With Prototypal Inheritance

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According to Todd Motto's styleguide, Controllers chapter: Inheritance: Use prototypal inherit… Read more Angular: Dependency Injection With Prototypal Inheritance