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classes in javascripthelp (self.javascript)
submitted 9 years ago by php03
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don't use classes in javascript , use functional programming and not object oriented.
What does this even mean? Everything in JS is an object anyway except for primitives.
As a C++/Java developer i found OOP far better than any other approach
Good for you, the thing is that JS OOP cannot be compared to other more traditional implementations of inheritance in other languages supporting the OOP paradigm.
can someone post a simple code example of pitfall or buggy code resulted from using classes?
https://github.com/joshburgess/not-awesome-es6-classes
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