§ Using Mixins to Share Behavior in JavaScript

Name: Do you speak JavaScript?
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Author: Krasimir Tsonev

In this video, we will be diving into the concept of mixins and how they can be used to share behavior among objects.

Mixins in JavaScript are a way to extend the functionality of an object by adding properties and methods from another object, without having to inherit from it. They allow for code reuse and a more modular approach to programming. In JavaScript, mixins are typically implemented using Object.assign() or the spread operator. For example:

const Mixin = {
  log() {
    console.log(`My name is ${this.name}`);
  }
}

function User(n) {
  this.name = n;
}

Object.assign(User.prototype, Mixin);

const u = new User('Krasimir');
u.log();

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