Patterns in JavaScript

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This document discusses patterns in JavaScript including object creation patterns using literals, the new operator, and Object.create(). It also covers function invocation patterns like function, method, constructor, and indirect invocation. Additionally, it summarizes the revealing prototype and revealing module patterns for organizing JavaScript code.

Agenda

Start with Object
Functions
Constructor Pattern

Prototype Pattern
Invocation Patterns
Revealing Prototype Pattern
Revealing Module Pattern

Your Presenter
 Dhananjay Kumar
– Evangelist , Telerik
– Microsoft MVP
– Mindcracker MVP
– @debug_mode
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– Dhananjay.kumar@telerik.com

JavaScript
Objects

Using Literals

Using New
Operator

Using
Object.create()

Object as Literal

Object literal is an expression

It creates new object each time it
appears in the code
A single object literal can create
many objects in loop

Object using new operator
new operator creates a new
object
new operator initialize created
object also
new operator invokes a function
as give in above code snippet.

Function invoked after new
operator is Constructor

Object.create()

It is a static function
It always has two
parameters
• Prototype
• Properties

JavaScript Functions

Anonymous functions should
be assigned to a variable

Nested Functions
 Nested function can access variable
of parent function
 Parent function cannot access
variable of nested function
 You cannot call nestedfunction
from anywhere but the function it
is nested within.

Invocations Patterns

Function
Invocation
Pattern

Method
Invocation
Pattern

Constructor
Invocation
Pattern

InDirect
Invocation
Pattern

Function Invocation Pattern
 When you call a function as an
expression then it is known as
Function Invocation Pattern
 First each parameter gets
evaluated and then being passed
as argument to function
 Function return either value or
undefined to LHS variable .If
called function does not have any
return value then it returns
undefined

Method Invocation Pattern
 Function which is part of an
object is known as Method
 Invocation of method is known as
Method Invocation Pattern
 A method can access its parent
object with this operator
 Binding of method to object
happens on execution of method

Indirect Invocation Pattern

Call()
method

Apply ()
method

Direct
method

Revealing Prototype Pattern
This is normally we implement it ,
 It is hard to maintain when
functionality grows
 It is hard to debug

 It is hard to test

Revealing Prototype Pattern
 Code is reusable
 Functions can be overridden by
prototyping
 There are no variables or functions
in global namespace

 Functions are loaded into memory
only once

Revealing Prototype Pattern : Overriding

Revealing Module Pattern
 To Achieve Private/Public
 To Achieve Singleton
 To remove singleton , remove selfexecutable code

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Patterns in JavaScript

1. Patterns in JavaScript @debug_mode

2. Agenda Start with Object Functions Constructor Pattern Prototype Pattern Invocation Patterns Revealing Prototype Pattern Revealing Module Pattern

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4. JavaScript Objects Using Literals Using New Operator Using Object.create()

5. Object as Literal Object literal is an expression It creates new object each time it appears in the code A single object literal can create many objects in loop

6. Object using new operator new operator creates a new object new operator initialize created object also new operator invokes a function as give in above code snippet. Function invoked after new operator is Constructor

7. Object.create() It is a static function It always has two parameters • Prototype • Properties

8. JavaScript Functions Anonymous functions should be assigned to a variable

9. Nested Functions  Nested function can access variable of parent function  Parent function cannot access variable of nested function  You cannot call nestedfunction from anywhere but the function it is nested within.

10. Passing Variables in Functions

11. Invocations Patterns Function Invocation Pattern Method Invocation Pattern Constructor Invocation Pattern InDirect Invocation Pattern

12. Function Invocation Pattern  When you call a function as an expression then it is known as Function Invocation Pattern  First each parameter gets evaluated and then being passed as argument to function  Function return either value or undefined to LHS variable .If called function does not have any return value then it returns undefined

13. Method Invocation Pattern  Function which is part of an object is known as Method  Invocation of method is known as Method Invocation Pattern  A method can access its parent object with this operator  Binding of method to object happens on execution of method

14. Indirect Invocation Pattern Call() method Apply () method Direct method

15. Revealing Prototype Pattern This is normally we implement it ,  It is hard to maintain when functionality grows  It is hard to debug  It is hard to test

16. Revealing Prototype Pattern  Code is reusable  Functions can be overridden by prototyping  There are no variables or functions in global namespace  Functions are loaded into memory only once

17. Revealing Prototype Pattern : Overriding

18. Revealing Module Pattern  To Achieve Private/Public  To Achieve Singleton  To remove singleton , remove selfexecutable code

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