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How to structure a Javascript module better?
There's this Ajax-heavy, JQuery-based site which I'm about to work on. There hasn't been much structure in the JS code so far (lots of functions at global scope, hard-coded in the HTML ...
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javascript: data and vtables vs. objects and methods
I present a bunch of grids of data to the user, and want to sum certain columns in some of the grids.
// for one such grid:
rows = [{id: 0, name: "Alice", age: "23"},
{id: 1, name: "Bob", ...
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Creating and referencing markup…cloning, etc. efficient system for this plugin
I am pulling multiple feeds from youtube that have a callback function which makes markup from each feed. They add that markup to a documentFragment stored in var data. When all the feeds have ...
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Structure JavaScript code
I am new to JavaScript development, so seeking help in guidelines on how I can better organize my code in a better way. This is what I have for a small app I am working on:
var app = app || {};
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Keeping my JS decoupled but still use functionality
In the very simple code below I'm illustrating having a master 'App' object with 'Chat' & 'Posts' modules inside. Now, what I'm asking is, in my conscious effort to keep my components loosely ...
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a little “infile” AMD
I like the modular aspect of AMDs (Asynchronous Module Definition, see this StackOverflow reply) and it's quite neat to structure JS.
But I typically compile all my JS files into one JS file. ...
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High level file structure and library structure
I'm working on a DOM-shim project.
For a small subset of the DOM4 specification (Actually a subset of the Node interface) I already have 400+ lines of functions.
I presume keeping this up will ...
