Yeah, but this can be a crapshoot. ;) Many JS frameworks enforce their own brand of modularity (complete with boilerplate) that isn't transferrable to other pr

Yeah, but this can be a crapshoot. ;) Many JS frameworks enforce their own brand of modularity (complete with boilerplate) that isn't transferrable to other projects, frameworks or languages. They don't necessarily teach you how to write modular code in general, just how to write modules within their architecture. There's a difference. Edit: Not to say there isn't value in introducing a newbie developer to modules. Just not all frameworks are created equal. :)