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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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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 components


Considering that our application is a proof of concept type application, we have only implemented four components; header, footer, content, and notificationWidget (I'm using the component IDs used in the application).

These components are implemented in the following files in the application's project, ImagesInc_Header.js, ImagesInc_Footer.js, ImagesInc_Content.js, and NotificationWidget.js, respectively.

In the following sections, I will provide an overview of each component, but I highly recommend that you have a look at the code accompanying this book to get a better understanding of how these components are implemented.

Keep in mind that our components are modules, which create different application views. In an MVC or MV* architectural pattern paradigm, our components contain their own controllers as well as leveraging the application level controller which has been provided to them through their own instance of SandBox module.

The components also implement their...

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