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Hey, I was just wondering if you might post the demo referenced in your talk. Being new to understanding the benefits of inheritance, it would be great for me and I’m sure others to look through the three different approaches a little bit slower than it was gone over in the video.

Yea, I think I linked it in the related slides, but you can never have enough links!

http://alexsexton.com/inheritance/demo/

Let me know if that’s whatchya need :)

Thanks for this, great talk and the demo’s are priceless. I’m writing a rather large javascript application and trying to figure out what to use, prototypal or classical. This is definitely going to help me out in that decision!

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@Daniel – That’s an understatement… this is a superb talk

I’ve been searching for a good explanation or approach for Javascript inheritance for a number of months now. I had read several of the references (module pattern, the good parts, simple inheritance), but hadn’t been able to piece it all together within jQuery. This talk and the previous article were the missing pieces I’d been looking for. I know that you didn’t come up with all the parts, but putting something together to form a cohesive idea and explain it simply is just as brilliant, if not more.

Thank you for taking the time to share and present a polished description on the subject. Your writing is clear and easy to follow, your code is clean and easy to follow and your talk was natural and didn’t have cluttered slides.

Cheers,

PS. I had a crush on Papa Crockford too… :-) Okay… maybe I still do

Hi I’m one of your “Troubled Newbz” and was wounding if pyjamas, which being based in python and thus using a lot of models would still fall short to your inheritance style? Also pyjamas is fuctional and great syntax even for this newb.

And if this makes no sense then could you tell me what you think of pyjamas? thx

Hi Robert,

I don’t have much experience with pyjamas, but my theory is that if you are happy using it, and things are well separated and make sense, then it’s perfect. I say go for it.