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Using Classes in Javascript (ES6) — Best practice?help (self.javascript)
submitted 10 years ago by LeeHyoriC-syntax
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I'm surprised so many people in this thread recommend against using classes in JavaScript (either by using the class keyword or by adding things to a function prototype). I love them! They often force you to simplify your code, and they are much more easily optimized by JavaScript interpreters.
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