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• JavaScript-Design-Patterns
  • Chaining
    • Building a chainable JavaScript library.js
    • Introduction to chaining.js
    • The structure of the chain.js
    • Using callbacks.js
  • Encapsulation-and-Information-Hiding
    • 1-Book example class.js
    • 2-Fully exposed object.js
    • 3 - Private methods with underscores.js
    • 4 - Scope, nested functions, and closures.js
    • 5 - Private methods with closures.js
    • 6 - Static members.js
    • 7 - Constants.js
  • The-Adapter-Pattern
    • 1 - Characteristics of an adapter.js
    • 2 - Adapting one library to another.js
    • 3 - Adapting an email API.html
    • 4 - More on adapting an email API.js
  • The-Bridge-Pattern
    • 1 - Event listener example.js
    • 2 - Other examples of bridges.js
    • 3 - Bridging multiple classes together.js
    • 4 - Building an XHR connection queue.js
    • 5 - XHR connection queue example page.html
    • 6 - Where have bridges been used_.js
  • The-Chain-of-Responsibility-Pattern
    • 1 - PublicLibrary class.js
    • 2 - PublicLibrary class with hard-coded catalogs.js
    • 3 - PublicLibrary class with chain of responsibility catalogs.js
    • 4 - GenreCatalog and SciFiCatalog classes.js
    • 5 - The findBooks method.js
    • 6 - DynamicGallery class from Chapter 9.js
    • 7 - DynamicGallery class with optimization.js
    • 8 - DynamicGallery class with tags.js
  • The-Command-Pattern
    • 1 - StopAd and StartAd classes.js
    • 2 - Commands using closures.js
    • 3 - Using interfaces with the command pattern.js
    • 4 - Types of commands.js
    • 5 - Menu commands.js
    • 6 - Undo with reversible commands.js
    • 7 - Undo with command logging.js
  • The-Composite-Pattern
    • 1 - Form validation.js
    • 2 - Adding operations to FormItem.js
    • 3 - Adding classes to the hierarchy.js
    • 4 - Image gallery example.js
  • The-Decorator-Pattern
    • 1 - Structure of the decorator.js
    • 2 - In what ways can a decorator modify its component.js
    • 3 - The role of the factory.js
    • 4 - Function decorators.js
    • 5 - Method profiler.js
  • The-Facade-Pattern
    • 1 - Some facades you probably already know about.js
    • 2 - Facades as convenience methods.js
    • 3 - Setting styles on HTML elements.js
    • 4 - Creating an event utility.js
  • The-Factory-Pattern
    • 1 - The simple factory.js
    • 2 - The factory pattern.js
    • 3 - XHR factory example.js
    • 4 - Specialized connection objects.js
    • 5 - Choosing connection objects at run-time.js
    • 6 - RSS reader example.js
  • The-Flyweight-Pattern
    • 1 - Car registration example.js
    • 2 - Web calendar example.js
    • 3 - Tooltip example.js
    • 4 - Storing instances for later reuse.js
  • The-Observer-Pattern
    • 1 - Sellsian approach.js
    • 2 - Newspapers and subscribers.js
    • 3 - Building an observer API.js
    • 4 - Animation example.js
    • 5 - Event listeners are also observers.js
  • The-Proxy-Pattern
    • 1 - PublicLibrary class from Chapter 3.js
    • 2 - PublicLibraryProxy class.js
    • 3 - PublicLibraryVirtualProxy class.js
    • 4 - Page statistics example.js
    • 5 - General pattern for wrapping a web service.js
    • 6 - Directory lookup example.js
    • 7 - General pattern for creating a virtual proxy.js
  • The-Singleton-Pattern
    • 1 - Basic structure of the singleton.js
    • 2 - Namespacing.js
    • 3 - Wrappers for page specific code.js
    • 4 - Private methods with underscores.js
    • 5 - Private methods with closures.js
    • 6 - Comparing the two techniques.js
    • 7 - Lazy instantiation.js
    • 8 - Branching.js
    • 9 - Creating XHR objects with branching.js
• README.md
• object-oriented
  • Expressive-JavaScript
    • 1 - The flexibility of JavaScript.js
    • 2 - Functions as first-class objects.js
    • 3 - The mutability of objects.js
  • Inheritance
    • 1 - Classical inheritance.js
    • 10 - Edit-in-place example, prototypal.js
    • 11 - Edit-in-place example, mixin.js
    • 2 - The prototype chain.js
    • 3 - The extend function.js
    • 4 - Prototypal inheritance.js
    • 5 - Asymmetrical reading and writing.js
    • 6 - The clone function.js
    • 7 - Mixin classes.js
    • 8 - The augment function.js
    • 9 - Edit-in-place example, classical.js
  • Interfaces
    • 1 - Describing interfaces with comments.js
    • 2 - Emulating interfaces with attribute checking.js
    • 3 - Emulating interfaces with duck typing.js
    • 4 - The interface implementation for this book.js
    • 5 - The Interface class.js
    • 6 - When to use the Interface class.js
    • 7 - An example illustrating the use of the Interface class.js