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Inheritance Patterns in JavaScript
Interesting points on using pseudo-classical inheritance pattern vs the functional pattern.
SproutCore is pseudo-classical based, just like Closure, primarily because of memory concerns. Nice to see folks at Google went down the same direction.
Published November 11, 2009 Reads 642
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