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JavaScript Inheritance: A Form of Composition
Lectures 53 through 56 of JavaScript: Understanding the Weird Parts discuss more about the creation and manipulation of objects under the hood. I’d seen different aspects of this material previously, which gave me a different take on how to build … Continue reading
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Tagged composition, discrete-event sim project, inheritance, JavaScript, memory management, OOP in JS, Underscore.js
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A Simple Discrete-Event Simulation: Part 72
Following last week’s investigations I tried moving all of the functions inside the EntityPassive object (closure) to the outside, to be attached as external prototype functions. As I discovered, in keeping with what I’ve read, attaching the functions outside of … Continue reading
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Tagged discrete-event sim project, JavaScript, memory management
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A Simple Discrete-Event Simulation: Part 71
Continuing yesterday’s investigations I did some experiments with defining and instantiating a few objects to see how JavaScript allocates memory for them. I used the memory inspector built into Firefox to track memory and object usage as closely as possible. … Continue reading
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Tagged discrete-event sim project, JavaScript, memory management
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