Hi folks, I've been using jQuery for some time, but I'm new to how the internals work.
I would like to create this basic inheritance architecture for my website: Root class: core.js - stores all common functionality Sub classes: home.js - home page player.js - a youtube player trends.js - a page with video trends about.js - our about page Right now, we have one file, index.js, that contains a huge, loosely stitched together sequence of functions that may or may not utilize jQuery. My question is, can I leverage existing jQuery code to make these classes in the classical inheritance style? I've looked at dropping in Resig's "Simple JavaScript Inheritance" code or the "jquery- inheritance" code into my project. I'm really quite clueless as to what to choose and why. Simple JavaScript Inheritance: http://ejohn.org/blog/simple-javascript-inheritance/ jquery-inheritance: http://code.google.com/p/jquery-inheritance/
