One of the less popular way to deal with objects in Javascript that I love

oloo-js-way.js

var personHelper = {
	init: function(name, nick) {
		this.name = name;
        	this.nick = nick;
	},
    identify: function() {
		console.log( "I am " + this.name + " and my nickname is " + this.nick);
	}
};

var person = Object.create(personHelper);

person.changeNick = function(nick) {
    this.nick = nick; 
};

var laura = Object.create( person );
laura.init( "Laura", "javaScripter89");

laura.identify();
laura.changeNick("fullastak89!");
laura.identify();

var mario = Object.create( person );
mario.init( "Mario", "csharperr80");

mario.identify();
mario.changeNick("datascientist80!");
mario.identify();

This is a gist just to be embedded in a nice way, into my post titled: "WRITING JAVASCRIPT THAT ACTS LIKE JAVASCRIPT
Behavior Delegation - OLOO pattern."
This part is the "OLOO way" that I love.
This is compared with the previous here: https://gist.github.com/pimoGit/d148451dd44148c72784eaae539ba03d