Some techniques aren't new or novel. They are just fun. This isn't really new, or novel either, but it's quite fun.
In fact, some people would probably criticize that it is essentially the same thing as an Immediately Invoked Functional Expression. There are some key differences here though. Take a look at the following code.
It's starting to look like the module pattern, but it creates an object and ships it via function baz to the variable foo with bar's prototype. Alas, the this keyword shows it's confusing head again, but look closely. "this" is the object literal itself.
Finally I'll leave you with a working example.
Sometimes, the "new" keyword is overrated when making objects anyway.
In functional health,
-Josh
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