Object Oriented JavaScript
The JavaScript language is simple and straightforward and often there’s no special syntax for features you may be used to in other languages, such as namespaces, modules, packages, private properties, and static members. For this reason, a lot of ambiguity lingers thought the streets of JavaScriptville. Namespaces Before we start creating classes, I would like to introduce the concept of namespaces. Namespaces help reduce the number of globals required by our programs and at the same time also help avoid naming collisions or excessive name prefixing. JavaScript doesn’t have namespaces built into the language syntax, but this is a feature that is quite easy to achieve. We'll create a global function, which will create a namespace according to the received fully qualified namespace name (e.g. JsDeepDive.Common.Managers). We'll iterate over each segment of the namespace and create namespaces where are needed. Full implementation looks like this: function namespace(names