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Good authors divide their books into chapters and sections; good programmers divide their programs into modules.
Like a book chapter, modules are just clusters of words (or code, as the case may be).
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The Module pattern is used to mimic the concept of classes so that we can store both public and private methods and variables inside a single object — similar to how classes are used in other programming languages like Java or Python.
That allows us to create a public-faci...
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For projects that require you to support both AMD and CommonJS features, there’s yet another format: Universal Module Definition (UMD).
UMD essentially creates a way to use either of the two, while also supporting the global variable definition. As a result, UMD modules are capable ...
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There are a lot of benefits to using modules in favor of a sprawling, interdependent codebase.
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