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I planned to go into more detail in JavaScript since it's probably the most widely used prototype based language. But the article was getting long so I left the
by doublec 17y ago
I planned to go into more detail in JavaScript since it's probably the most widely used prototype based language. But the article was getting long so I left the brief mention and maybe revisit it later to compare how the limitations of only one immutable prototype slot affect usage. It's one of the reasons I left doing the examples 'as an exercise for the reader' to see how other people approach the examples given before I gave my approach.
- silentbicycle 17y agoNo problem. It's a good article, and prototypes are deep waters. There will always be more things you could have covered. :)
- IsaacSchlueter 17y agoprobably the most widely used prototype based language Not probably. It's arguably the most used programming language, period. That being said, I'm kind of glad that you didn't go into much detail about it. There's a lot of Javascript info online, and I'm more curious about the other languages you tackled. It'll be interesting to see if there are any responses that focus on applying some of the benefits of other prototype languages to Javascript development.