Browserify and JS `Object.Prototype` Magic - this is Browser && || Server code!!!!

inheritance-nodejs-style.js

var inherits = require('inherits'),
		EventEmitter = require('events').EventEmitter;

function BaseController($scope, $http, $location) {
	if (!(this instanceof BaseController)) { return new BaseController.apply(null, [].slice(arguments)); }
	$scope.load = this.load;
	this.$scope = $scope;
	this.$location = $location;
	this.$http = $http;
}
inherits(BaseController, EventEmitter);
module.exports = ['$scope', '$http', '$location', BaseController];
/**
The load method has important behaviour:
The target url can be overriden via the ajaxUrl property of derived classes.

Security Notes: In general, this 'url overrride' pattern is at risk for XSS or content injection attacks. 
Allowing or exposing 'public' class members to completely override a url is just asking for trouble - eventually,
This could deliver malicious content. The Url should be a hidden var or 'const' value if possible.
*/
BaseController.prototype.load = function _load() {
	var self = this,
		url = self.ajaxUrl || self.$location.absUrl(); // self.ajaxUrl Can be set by derived classes, it will apply when this is next called!
	self.$scope.loading = 'load';
	return self.$http({'method': 'GET', 'url': url})
		.success(function(data) { self.$scope.results = data || []; })
		.error(function(err) { self.$scope.error = err && err.message || err; })
		.finally(function() { self.$scope.loading = false; })
}