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> no this, no new, no prototype. Therefore this approach is not only easy, minimalist and elegant but it also works in the most ancient and exotic browsers. Yo
by mistercow 15y ago
> no this, no new, no prototype. Therefore this approach is not only easy, minimalist and elegant but it also works in the most ancient and exotic browsers.
You mean ones with broken JS implementations?
- gabordemooij 15y agoYes, it might help you in daily work environments.
- stephenr 15y agowhat "daily work environment" are you expecting people to have, that is browser based, and supports javascript, but doesn't support Prototypes, the new operator or "this"???
- mistercow 15y agoI get your jab about all JS implementations being somewhat broken (what complex system isn't?), but there's "broken", and then there's "broken to the point of not supporting core language features".