Javascript OOP best practices? [closed]

Answer 1

My ideal Object for OOP is like using an Instance method with prototypes:

Example:

var Users = function()
{
    var _instance;
    this.prototype.getUsername = function(){/*...*/}
    this.prototype.getFirstname = function(){/*...*/}
    this.prototype.getSecurityHash = function(){/*...*/}
    /*...*/

    /*Static Methods as such*/
    return { /*Return a small Object*/
        GetInstance : function()
        {
            if(_instance == null)
            {
                _instnance = new Users(arguments);
            }
            return _instnance; //Return the object
        },
        New: function()
        {
            _instnance = null; //unset It
            return this.GetInstnace(arguments);
        }
    }
}

Then I would always use like:

Firstname = Users.GetInstance('Robert','Pitt').getFirstname();
Username  = Users.GetInstance().getUsername(); //Returns the above object.

Me  = Users.New('Robert',null); //Deletes the above object and creates a new instance.
Father = Users.New('Peter','Piper'); //New Object
Me.AddFather(Father); //Me Object.

And that's the kind of road i go down when it comes to building a JavaScript OO Style architecture.