As today's JS applications become more and more complex, working with namespaces and dependencies becomes ever more difficult to handle. A key solution to this problem was the concept of modules, which allows you to partition your solution in independent parts, taking advantage of encapsulation to avoid conflict between different modules. In this section, we'll look at how to work in this fashion. However, we'll start with a previous JS pattern, which may become useful in its own way.
Node, which we'll be working with starting with the next chapter, also does modules but in a different fashion, so we'll postpone the discussion of its modules for now.
