You can also build up chains of prototype objects and this is where the mechanism starts to look like classical inheritance. The rule is that if you set the prototype to be an object that was created ...

Javascript objects are dynamic and assigning to a property that doesn't exist is another way of creating it. So after the assignment Points[i] has its very own z property and no longer makes use of ...

As a front-end developer, I meet a lot of people who write JavaScript. The majority of them do little more than include jQuery and a few plug-ins in order to add a fancy lightbox effect or an image ...