Object Oriented JavaScript Tutorial #11 - Prototype Inheritance

Hey, in this object oriented JavaScript tutorial I'll teach you about prototype inheritance.

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[datasagedev]

My brain hurts but honestly, I understood. You are the only person on the planet that can do this so eloquently. ♥

[boggyice]

Yes Shaun, please extend it. Thank you

[kayderl]

3 years since this series was released and here I am watching it. Please extend Shaun, would love to see it.

[adeisaac]

This dude is a natural born made me code - javascript....❤❤❤, thank you Shawn

[tamellah]

OOJS became way more clear! Thank you for putting your time and truly best effort to make such a complicated concept more clear to all of us.

[Cho]

I like your expression, ‘under the hood’. I am closer to understanding what’s going on under the hood with Prototype. Thank you so much!

[lunasoleil]

I just started this series and did not notice that its the last video. Your flow is amazing. I did not get bored or impatient even once. Thank you.

[slasankautube]

Damn I have watch all 11 videos, you teach as crystal clear ( what, how, why, when ( you left no Q to ask )) and can understand every bit you say, thanks, you save my day,

[nikhilpatil]

Probably the best tutorial of Prototype Inheritance in the earth, If you are following whole lecture series.

[onlineuniversity]

Watching after year, still look relevant. Thanks for all your time and contribution in teaching. You are awesome !
Yes, please extend this series.

[justincantley]

I would love to see you extend on this. You have a very practical and clear way of communicating these concepts.

[rauldeandrade]

I've avoided OOP and classes in JS like the plague for a year now. Thanks man. This really helped

[jaimeandrescarcamosepulved]

I've been doing The Odin Project and Eloquent Javascript. Sometimes I bit overwhelmed by some explanations. The 'this', rest parameter, constructor function, class instances, all of that good stuff you have made it soo much easier to understand. After watching all of your video series everything makes sense. Thank you for your simple explanations. you are a great mentor!

[jimmaccormaic]

This series is by far the best I've watched for explaining OO JS. Thank you very much.

[resilientprogrammer]

It's a pleasure learning from you. You may not realize how your pieces of training impacting many of us positively. Keep on the good work. Thanks.

[danmiller]

I stared at an example in a book I have for a long time, trying to figure out why the 'this' keyword was in my call() method. I pulled up this playlist. And you explained it beautifully in this last video, this is EXACTLY how my brain works and it helps so much to have someone talk through it this way. I'm glad I went through the series. Bravo!

[sanjayplays]

Another fantastic series! I'm with the rest of the gang, some real world applications would be a great addition to this :)

[georgepickett]

Just repeating what everyone else is saying. Best tutorials I've found on youtube. Insanely clear, I started with your socket.io series and was blown away. I could easily use the library after that. Then I went through the node.js series. I'd stumbled on basic node/express concepts for years, totally cleared a lot of stuff up. And now with prototypes, I have such a greater understanding. So much gratitude, thanks!

[toyosisalami]

Thank you so so much. Best explanation of OOP I've ever watched OR read. You're the GOAT of Youtube tutors, IMO.

[SUR-MEDIA-xccd]

Prototypes were a bit tough but thanks to you I understood it, extending this series might help us a bit more, but that's up to you and even if you don't extend it that's also fine because this series covered all the basics and gave us a full fledge concept. Thank you very much for your kindness, wishing you all the best and the path of eternity