JavaScript for C# developers: the Module pattern (part 4) – debugging

12 years ago

(For background, please check out parts 1, 2, and 3 before reading this post.) […]

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JavaScript for C# developers: the Module Pattern (part 3)

12 years ago

Now that we’ve seen the simple module pattern as well as ways to augment it, we should take a look at one final piece of the puzzle. […]

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JavaScript for C# developers: the Module Pattern (part 2)

12 years ago

Last time I talked about the simple module pattern. This is where you create a function that returns an object with behavior and state and that behavior and state is implemented (and made private) by using a closure. We showed this by using the module pattern to create a stopwatch object. […]

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JavaScript for C# developers: the Module Pattern (part 1)

12 years ago

If you recall, JavaScript closures are an extremely powerful concept in the language. By using JavaScript’s rather peculiar scoping rules, closures are a way of creating private variables and functionality for an object. The module pattern builds upon this feature. […]

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