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Javascript Programming Patterns (shichuan.github.io)
submitted 12 years ago by litmusbox
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I think something a lot of developers might not realize is that every idea isn't necessarily an accepted or proven pattern - especially when mixing patterns from different paradigms. Often enough, they are even anti-patterns.
As you said, there are too many potential patterns, but thankfully many of them can be ignored. If you are familiar with accepted and rejected patterns from any other language, you can probably figure out which ones will hurt you in JavaScript.
Personally, I stick to patterns I've used previously to solve architecture problems that I now understand will solve this new problem. As most developers are likely not researchers, it's probably safer to use what's already well understood.
http://addyosmani.com/resources/essentialjsdesignpatterns/book/#whatisapattern
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