Mixins, Forwarding, and Delegation in JavaScript

4/26/2014

This blog post discusses the concepts of mixins, forwarding, and delegation in object-oriented programming. The author explains how mixins allow for code reuse and composition by combining behavior from multiple classes. They also explore the concept of forwarding, where one object delegates a method call to another object, and how it can be used to implement mixins. The post provides code examples and explanations to illustrate the differences between mixins, delegation, and inheritance. It concludes by emphasizing the benefits of using mixins and delegation in creating flexible and modular code.

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