> And in which way can you skip this in normal prototype inheritance?
Not sure what do You mean, with functional mixins You can skip long
prototype chains, there are always only one prototype in the chain. Methods
assembled with applying set of function/mixins to it.
// Declaring mixins.
Persistence = fn(klass){
// Sort-of class-level / singleton method.
klass.findByName = fn(){}
// Object - level method.
klass.prototype.save = fn(){}
}
// Model
Model = fn(){}
// Injecting mixins.
Persistence(Model)
Validations(Model)
So, there's no need for long prototype chains.
It actually more advanced than prototypical because allows multiple
inheritance and inheriting both class-level and obj-level methods.
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