Message from JavaScript discussions
September 2017
— That is how the JS basic "class" system works, it's not classes at all but rather chains of objects with properties that override each other from the top-down
If you are using ES2015 classes this looks a lot different when you write it out though, as it's some sugar to make it look like normal classes
— You're insane
— Mad scientist stuff
— Performance reasons, copying functions (directly on the object) vs referencing functions (using prototypes)
— Welp my iterator has an identity crisis now... with FIFO queue it is BFS and not IDDFS... and if I switch to a stack it's DFS and breaks filter and path mapping
— Yeah, Dani is the Chuck Norris of JS.
— I may be some day haha
— Thomas knows more than me... give him some credit too :P
— Haha, nice.
— I don't think I do tbh
— You know the advanced insane shit like Judy Arrays