Simple slideshow with jQuery I've made a very simple slideshow that works by appending and prepending images (on click and every 3 seconds). This is my first time trying to use classes or objects so any help would be great. I feel this could be a little verbose so I'd love any sort of feedback.

The user can click through the slideshow, but it also works on a timer of every 3 seconds.

 // Scroll through images on the homepage

 function IndexSlideshow() {

    // declare index page html elements

    var contentSlideshow = $('.content-slideshow'),
       slide = $('.slide'),
       body = $('body'),
       self = this;

    // append the first slide, fade in the newly bumped slide 

    this.work = function() {
       $('.slide:first').fadeOut(200, function() {
          $(this).appendTo(contentSlideshow);
          $('.slide:first').hide().fadeIn(200);
       });
    }

    // show previous slide on click

    this.showPrev = function() {
       slide.click(function() {
          $(this).prependTo(contentSlideshow);
       });
    }

    // show next slide on click

    this.showNext = function() {
       slide.click(function() {
          self.work();
       });
    }

    // create an auto slide (slides every 3 seconds)

    this.auto = function() {
       var run;

       if (body.hasClass('home')) {
          run = setInterval(function() {
             self.work();
          }, 3000);

          // reset interval if they clicked an image

          slide.click(function() {
             clearInterval(run);
             run = setInterval(function() {
                self.work();
             }, 3000);
          });

       };

    }


 }

 var i = new IndexSlideshow();

 i.showNext();
 i.auto();
I like this code;


There are perhaps a few too many newlines, especially here:

         });

      };

   }


}

work and auto are unfortunate function names, you could do better
slide = $('.slide'), &lt;- I would have called that slides since you are almost bound to select more than 1 slide with this selector
The repeated magical constants 3000 and 200 should be identified, named and centralized