Combining inheritance with the module pattern

Question

I like the module pattern that returns constructors as described in: http://elegantcode.com/2011/02/15/basic-javascript-part-10-the-module-pattern/

However I am not

Answer 1

I find the solution from this blog (http://metaduck.com/08-module-pattern-inheritance.html) cleaner. For example:

function Parent(name) {
    // Private variables here
    var myName;

    // Constructor
    myName = name;

    // Public interface
    return {
        func1: function () {alert("Parent func1. Name: " + myName); },
        func2: function () {alert("Parent func2. Name: " + myName); }
    }
}

function Child(name) {
    // Private variables here
    var myName,
        exportObj;

    // Constructor
    // Inherit
    exportObj = Parent(name + "'s father");

    // Override
    exportObj.func2 = function () {
        alert("Child func2. Name: " + name);
    }

    // Export public interface
    return exportObj;
}

An example can be run here: http://jsfiddle.net/wt4wcuLc/

Answer 2

MINE.child = (function () {

  var Child = function (coords) {
    Parent.call(this, arguments);    
  }

  Child.prototype = Object.create(Parent.prototype);

  Child.prototype.constructor = Child;
  Child.prototype.func2 = function () { ... };

  return Child;

}());