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This pattern is like the module pattern; it focuses on public & private methods. The difference is that the revealing module pattern was engineered as a way to ensure that all methods and variables are kept private until they are explicitly exposed; usually through an object literal returned by the closure in which it’s defined. It also allows the developer to avoid a lot of `this.` in the code.
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Clipboard support in jQuery using revealing module pattern
Interesting question, your code is very readable.
However, if you only reveal an init function, then really there is not much sense in using a revealing pattern.
I would probably not self execute st …
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First "Revealing Module" implementation
I like your code, good use of the Revealing Module pattern.
I only have the following minor observations:
mtype could use a better name ( I know, jqGrid uses it )
autowidth -> autoWidth ( lowerCame …
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Countdown module that hides an element when a specified date is reached
My notes:
There is no need to create a function that calls check, you can just pass check
There is no need for function hide, you only call it once, and it only has 1 line of code, I would inline th …
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Rock-Paper-Scissors with the revealing module pattern
I like your question,
I think if you are going to export one function, and then immediately execute it, then you are better served with a self executing query.
You are writing a game, I would use a …
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Singleton model for modifying future .chart elements
I think you are overdoing the underscores, you will find that conflicts will be rare.
Furthermore, I can understand that you want to centralize the iteration over the chart elements, but why would yo …
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