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    Matthew Phillips
    @matthewp
    No
    Julian
    @pYr0x
    also in es6?
    Matthew Phillips
    @matthewp
    Nope, just a single extend as far as I'm aware.
    Julian
    @pYr0x
    thats a big drawback
    is think... often i need a multiple inheritance
    Matthew Phillips
    @matthewp
    Maybe coming from php, but I don't miss it in JavaScript personally
    Like I said mixins give you the same thing just not with instanceof
    Julian
    @pYr0x
    and how can i check if the object is an instance of an other?
    without instanceof
    Matthew Phillips
    @matthewp
    Check if it looks like that object
    Like a NodeList is not an Array, but it has a length property so that's good enough for the array methods.
    Justin Meyer
    @justinbmeyer
    Hello, we are going to get started soon
    My jsbin: http://jsbin.com/zocoperihe
    Alexis Abril
    @alexisabril
    and we’re live!
    James Atherton
    @James0x57
    This message was deleted
    metaKey on windows is the windows key
    Alexis Abril
    @alexisabril
    http://jsbin.com/worocajaju/latest/watch?html,css,js
    a live jsbin stream of justin’s code
    James Atherton
    @James0x57
    I can see it now, deleted the message, sorry - might have just been on my end
    Cory Robinson
    @crobinson42
    Can anyone explain why this returns an empty object "JSON.stringify(navigator)”? I don’t have any errors showing just “{}"
    Justin Meyer
    @justinbmeyer
    Why would you do that?
    @crobinson42
    navigator references an object
    Cory Robinson
    @crobinson42
    Writing a simple module that stores error messages in local storage so when a user submits a bug I can see their error storage
    Justin Meyer
    @justinbmeyer
    you can only pass "simple objects"
    to JSON.stringify
    Cory Robinson
    @crobinson42
    What’s the difference between a simple object and…?
    JSON.stringify(location) works..?
    Justin Meyer
    @justinbmeyer
    a complex proto chain
    Cory Robinson
    @crobinson42
    any references I can read on this?
    Justin Meyer
    @justinbmeyer
    I'm surprised location works
    https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/JSON/stringify
    does navigator have any enumerable properties?
    actually, it doesn't seem to
    this is the problem
    Cory Robinson
    @crobinson42
    Object.keys(navigator)
    []
    nope.
    Object.keys(location)
    ["replace", "assign", "ancestorOrigins", "origin", "hash", "search", "pathname", "port", "hostname", "host", "protocol", "href", "reload"]
    Aha!!
    Justin Meyer
    @justinbmeyer
    getOwnPropertyDescriptor
    might be useful
    oh, nm
    hmmm
    I was hoping there's a way to get non-enumerable properties
    Cory Robinson
    @crobinson42
    You’re the man! Thanks Justin. I appreciate your time on the videos you’re doing Wednesdays…I’ve been watching when I can.
    Justin Meyer
    @justinbmeyer
    off an object
    https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Object/getOwnPropertyNames
    Object.getOwnPropertyNames(navigator)
    []
    yarg!
    The object whose enumerable and non-enumerable own properties are to be returned.