A very rudimentary comparison of class simulation and prototypal inheritance in JS. Framework of choice is Mithril.js
Follows the ES5 way of simulating class-like behaviour in JavaScript. A parent class is created via a function and then extended by a child class through another function. You then instanstiate it using the new keyword.
Uses ES6 classes to do the job. A parent class is created and then extended by a child class. The child class has a method which returns a Mithril component. This is also instatiated using the new keyword.
Does not simulate class-like behaviour. Instead, it relies on JavaScript's prototypal inheritance feature to link objects through Object.create()
- Clone the repository
- npm install
- npm start
- open the 'index.html' file in Chrome.