JavaScript Patterns: The Traditional Module Pattern




The module pattern is an important pattern to learn in JavaScript. We will dive into this pattern in this tutorial.

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5 responses to “JavaScript Patterns: The Traditional Module Pattern”

  1. Could you do a video of the html5 download attribute and its cross browser support. in 2019 their doesn't seem to be a easy to download files from a url using axios get or fetch get methods… the default is loading the image in the browser but how do you force a download from a url across browsers?

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