JS is weird

[RedMan13]

for example,

Scratch.extensions.register({
    getInfo: () => ({
        id: 'joeballs',
        name: 'just a silly little guy',
        blocks: [
            {
                opcode: 'bllck',
                blockType: Scratch.BlockType.COMMAND,
                text: 'doopooopoo somthin'
            }
        ]
    }),

    bllck() {
        throw new Error('haah skipknossooo')
    }
})

is a completely valid extension

[Steve0Greatness]

I mean, yeah. But there's nothing weird in there(other than the strings).

[RedMan13]

I mean, yeah. But there's nothing weird in there(other than the strings).

this is a comment on how you dont need a class to create a class instance, as a class instance is only an object with a custom prototype
also because javascript never specifies for prototype, treating both the prototype object and main object as the same key space, you can just make an object with the necessary function keys instead of requiring a whole class