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Is there any difference in the two definitions and assignments of functions?
this.foo = new (function () {..})();
vs.
this.foo = function (){...};
In the first example, it’s creating a function and executing it, assigning the result to this.foo. In the second example, it’s creating the function and assigning the function itself to this.foo.