It’s hard to tell, but are you referring to prototypical object inheritance here? If so, JavaScript has long since implemented more traditional class definition ergonomics, such that explicit prototyping is almost largely unused in modern codebases.
In truth, even classes are becoming increasingly uncommon in JavaScript codebases, and most object usage in JS these days is struct-like, where the ergonomics are pretty similar (or identical) to other languages.
In truth, even classes are becoming increasingly uncommon in JavaScript codebases, and most object usage in JS these days is struct-like, where the ergonomics are pretty similar (or identical) to other languages.