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Of course you can use JavaScript to express OOP patterns. You say it yourself that you need those patterns to develop large apps. Anyone who does otherwise eith
by Offler 14y ago
Of course you can use JavaScript to express OOP patterns. You say it yourself that you need those patterns to develop large apps. Anyone who does otherwise either leaves behind a mess of a code base or is being naive. You can have classes right now in JavaScript, it's just a matter of educating developers.
- Offler 14y agoWhere I work we have build a framework which is quite powerful for handling large JavaScript codebases. http://www.caplin.com/developer/component/bladerunner http://www.caplin.com/developer/component/bladerunner I'm surprised there isn't an equivalent OS one, I think Yeoman is a pale comparison of it.