Introduced in 2015, ES6 brought significant enhancements and new features to JavaScript, making the language more powerful, expressive, and easier to work with.

ES6 doesn’t really change how JavaScript handles its “classes“ to an object-oriented inheritance model. Strictly speaking, JavaScript does not have classes.

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So, Clint's post about the IE issues with the site JavaScript prompted a question for me that's been sitting in the back of my mind for quite a while. I've been using the .prototype method for the ...