Professional JavaScript Development - Creating Reusable Code
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The document discusses various techniques for organizing JavaScript code to make it reusable and maintainable when working with other programmers. It covers standardizing object-oriented code, different inheritance models like prototypal and classical inheritance, and libraries like Base and Prototype that provide object-oriented capabilities. Examples are given of how each technique works, such as extending built-in objects and creating class-like constructors.
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