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OOP in Javascript, the right way
In the past months I’ve covered a lot of topics involving the basics of javascript, several design patterns, and the power of RequireJS as a tool for better JS applications. Now it’s time to put the pieces together and let’s … Continue reading
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Tagged CommonJS, design patterns, frameworks, Javascript, RequireJS
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The case for RequireJS, part 2
In the part one of this article we’ve looked at the way RequireJS helps structure an application in javascript. But there is more to it then that. RequireJS is a pretty recent tool in a landscape dominated by big players … Continue reading
The case for RequireJS, part 1
RequireJS is a javascript module created by Andy Chung James Burke. It’s a browser implementation of the commonJS asynchronous module definition. In other words, requireJS let’s you define modules, and then load them asynchronous. Because of this RequireJS allows you … Continue reading