Bio-Inspired Frontend Engineering
summary
Claims a concrete alternative to mixins and traits: model objects as cell and instance object analogues, compose behaviour by adding organelle-like modules (mitochondria, chloroplast) rather than long inheritance chains. Implements the idea in ES2015 and beyond using ES6 classes plus the class property proposal, wires glucose/energy flow, division and channeling in a runnable proof‑of‑concept, and links code and a demo reel. Results show reduced fragile base‑class issues and pragmatic composition via mitochondria and chloroplast modules.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:49Background
- 3:30Universe
- 5:38Planetary Nebula
- 8:27Star Children
- 10:35Why we are here
- 12:04Subclasses
- 12:43Class property declarations
- 13:24Lebel website
- 13:50Six classes
- 25:34Biogenesis
- 26:14Protocell
- 27:55Bacteria
- 29:52Eukaryotic
- 31:20Sim Biogenesis
- 35:37Chloroplast
- 36:37Result
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