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Modular Programming with JavaScript

You're reading from   Modular Programming with JavaScript Modularize your JavaScript code for better readability, greater maintainability, and enhanced testability

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2016
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781785880650
Length 274 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (12) Chapters Close

Preface 1. What Are Modules and Their Advantages? FREE CHAPTER 2. Review of Important JavaScript OOP Concepts 3. Module Design Pattern 4. Designing Simple Modules 5. Module Augmentation 6. Cloning, Inheritance, and Submodules 7. Base, Sandbox, and Core Modules 8. Application Implementation – Putting It All Together 9. Modular Application Design and Testing 10. Enterprise Grade Modular Design, AMD, CommonJS, and ES6 Modules Index

Application architecture overview


To create a truly modular design for our application, we need to break it down into smaller functional pieces, in such a way that each piece will specialize in and be responsible for very specific tasks. This enables us to achieve the principle of separation of concerns and responsibilities.

The following diagram provides a depiction of our overall application design:

As you can see, our application consists of four main pieces:

  • Base

  • Sandbox

  • Core

  • Component

At the same time, each main piece may consist of other smaller pieces which are packaged together to create the main piece.

Let's start by exploring each main piece of the application and looking at the specific functionality that each piece provides.

For our purposes in this book, from this point forward, when I talk about components, I'll be referring to modules that have user interface pieces (views) which the user is able to interact with, such as the header component. However, when I refer to modules I will...

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