JavaScript Patterns and Principles

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JavaScript Patterns And Principles
Aaron Hardy | Software Engineer, Analytics

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Architecture Misconceptions
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jQuery is
my architecture.

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jQuery is
my architecture.
Websites are
just the V in MVC.

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jQuery is
my architecture.
Websites are
just the V in MVC.
We’re already using
MVC so we’re good.

5
jQuery is
my architecture.
Websites are
just the V in MVC.
We’re already using
MVC so we’re good.

§  Modularity
§  Communication Patterns
§  Patterns Within MV*
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§  Modularity
7

Building Large Apps
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The secret to building large apps is NEVER
build large apps. Break your application
into small pieces. Assemble those testable,
bite-sized pieces into your application.
- Justin Meyer

Modules Should Be…
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Independent
of other modules

10
Independent
of other modules
Limited knowledge
of the rest of the app

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Independent
of other modules
Reusable
without refactoring
Limited knowledge

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Independent
of other modules
Reusable
without refactoring
Limited knowledge
Functional
when other modules break

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Independent
of other modules
Testable
in isolation
Reusable
without refactoring
Limited knowledge
Functional
when other modules break

Possible Modules
Feed
Address Book
Chat Room
Menu
Shared Service
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§  Modularity
§  Callback
§  Promise
§  Event Emitter
§  Publish/Subscribe
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§  Modularity
§  Callback
§  Promise
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Callbacks In Real Life
§  TODO: Picture of a fast food line while I explain how it demonstrates callbacks in real life.
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CC Image Courtesy of The Consumerist on Flickr

Callback Example
var customer = {
placeOrder: function() {
restaurant.takeOrder('burger', this.onFoodReady);
},
onFoodReady: function(food) { … }
};
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Callback Example
var customer = {
placeOrder: function() {
restaurant.takeOrder('burger', this.onFoodReady);
},
onFoodReady: function(food) { … }
};
var restaurant = {
takeOrder: function(order, foodReadyCallback) {
// call foodReadyCallback(food) when food is ready
}
};
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Callback Key Points
Used to notify of completion of an asynchronous task
Simple
Eﬃcient
No libraries required
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§  Modularity
§  Callback
§  Promise
21

Promises In Real Life
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jQuery Promise Anatomy
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takeSeatingRequest()
promise Promise
then()
Customer Restaurant

jQuery Promise Anatomy
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takeSeatingRequest()
promise
Deferred
resolve()
reject()
promise()
Promise
then()
Customer Restaurant

Promise Example
var customer = {
requestSeating: function() {
var promise = restaurant.takeSeatingRequest();
promise.then(this.sit);
}
sit: function() { … }
};
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Promise Example
var customer = {
}
sit: function(table) { … }
};
var restaurant = {
takeSeatingRequest: function() {
var deferred = $.Deferred();
setTimeout(function() {
deferred.resolve({seats: 4});
}, 5000);
return deferred.promise();
}
};
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Promise Example
var customer = {
promise.fail(this.leave);
}
sit: function(table) { … },
leave: function() { … }
};
var restaurant = {
takeSeatingRequest: function() {
var deferred = $.Deferred();
deferred.reject(); // Sorry, we’re closed!
return deferred.promise();
}
};
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Asynchronous Sequence Using Callbacks
step1(function(value1) {
step2(value1, function(value2) {
console.log('Success', value4);
}
}
}
}
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Asynchronous Sequence Using Callbacks
step1(function(value1) {
console.log('Success', value4);
}
}
}
}
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PYRAMID OF DOOM

Asynchronous Sequence Using Promises
step1()
.then(step2)
.then(step3)
.then(step4)
.then(function(value) {
console.log('Success', value);
});
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Supported in jQuery 1.8+

Try-catch In A Synchronous World
try {
var value = step1();
value = step2(value);
} catch (error) {
console.log('Failure', error);
} finally {
console.log('Time to clean up resources!');
}
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Asynchronous Try-catch Using Promises
step1()
.then(step2)
.then(step3)
.then(step4)
.then(function(value) {
})
.catch(function(error) {
console.log('Failure', error);
})
.finally(function() {
console.log('Time to clean up resources!');
});
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Supported in the Q promise library

Asynchronous Parallel Using Callbacks
var requestsPending = 2;
var onComplete = function(tweets) {
requestsPending--;
if (requestsPending == 0) {
// Display tweets from both requests.
}
}
loadTweets('#adobe', onComplete);
loadTweets('#summit', onComplete);
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Asynchronous Parallel Using Callbacks
var requestsPending = 2;
var onComplete = function(tweets) {
requestsPending--;
if (requestsPending == 0) {
// Display tweets from both requests.
}
}
loadTweets('#adobe', onComplete);
loadTweets('#summit', onComplete);
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o_O

Asynchronous Parallel Using Promises
var adobePromise = loadTweets('#adobe');
var summitPromise = loadTweets('#summit');
$.when(adobePromise, summitPromise).then(displayTweets);
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Promise Key Points
Used to notify of completion of an asynchronous task
Object passable now representing something to be determined in the future
Great for sequential/parallel management
Generally makes use of a third party library
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§  Modularity
§  Callback
§  Promise
37

Event Emitters In Real Life
§  TODO: Coupon text photo while I explain the similarities to event emitters.
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CC Image Courtesy of Incase on Flickr

DOM Event Emitter Example
var foo = document.getElementById('foo');
foo.addEventListener('click', function() {
alert('bar');
});
foo.addEventListener('click', function() {
alert('baz');
});
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jQuery Event Emitter Example
var customer = {
receiveCoupon: function(coupon) { … }
};
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var customer = {
};
var restaurant = {
offerCoupon: function(coupon) {
$(this).trigger('couponAvailable', coupon);
}
};
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var customer = {
};
var restaurant = {
offerCoupon: function(coupon) {
$(this).trigger('couponAvailable', coupon);
}
};
$(restaurant).on('couponAvailable', customer.receiveCoupon);
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Event Emitter Key Points
Notifies of state change, user interaction, etc.
Fires an event any number of times (possibly never)
Native for DOM
Arbitrary objects make use of a third-party library
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§  Modularity
§  Callback
§  Promise
§  Patterns within MV*
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Pub/Sub Anatomy
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Pub/Sub Bus
publish()
subscribe()
unsubscribe()

Pub/Sub Anatomy
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Pub/Sub Bus
publish()
subscribe()
unsubscribe()
Customer
bus.subscribe('couponAvailable', function() { … });

Pub/Sub Anatomy
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Pub/Sub Bus
publish()
subscribe()
unsubscribe()
RestaurantCustomer
bus.publish('couponAvailable', 'Buy 1 get 1 free');

Pub/Sub Example
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Archive Report spam Delete Mark as unread
Android 4.2.1 vs iOS 6
Videos magically don’t have sound
If you could scale this to market it would be very valuable, no?
Clone SSD (Windows system partition) to HDD partition
JIRA help – Greenhopper + Scrum + Subtasks
Question setting up a VPN on firewall
Shopping Carts
The end of textbooks?
3MeMail

Pub/Sub Example
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Shopping Carts
0MeMail
Inbox
Service

Pub/Sub Example
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Shopping Carts
3MeMail
Mark all as read

Pub/Sub Example
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Shopping Carts
3MeMail
bus.publish('selectedEmailsChanged', selectedEmails);
Bus
Mark all as read

Pub/Sub Example
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Shopping Carts
3MeMail
Archive Report spam Delete Mark as read

Pub/Sub Example
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Shopping Carts
3MeMail
Bus
Service
bus.publish('markAsReadRequested', emails);

Pub/Sub Example
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Shopping Carts
3MeMail
Bus
Service
bus.publish('markedAsRead', emails);

Pub/Sub Example
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Shopping Carts
2MeMail

Pub/Sub Key Points
Communication between modules
Publishers and subscribers don’t address one another
Provides excellent decoupling
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Which Pattern Should I Use?
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Is the communication
between modules?
Is it communicating
a response to requested task?
Do you need to represent
a future value?
Is sequence/parallel
management important?
No Yes
No Yes
No YesEvent Emitter
Callback Promise
Pub/Sub

§  Modularity
§  State Change Detection
§  Declarative Markup
§  View Manipulation
§  Dependency Injection
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MVC
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Model
Represents data
or state
View
Presentation and
user controls
Controller
Logic between views
and models

MVP
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Model
Represents data
or state
View
Presentation and
user controls
Presenter
Logic between views
and models

MVVM
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Model
Represents data
or state
View
Presentation and
user controls
ViewModel
Logic between views
and models

MV*
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Model
Represents data
or state
View
Presentation and
user controls
*

MV* Frameworks
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Comparison At A Glance
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Requires Underscore/LoDash and jQuery/Zepto
6K + 4K (Underscore) + 28K (jQuery 2.0) gzipped
Non-prescriptive
Extensions add functionality and/or prescription
Eventful proxy models
Used in tandem with a template engine
Binding available through extensions
Dependency injection available through extensions
jqLite built-in
29K gzipped
Prescriptive
Intended to be a full(er) stack out of the box
Dirty checking
Custom HTML tags and attributes (directives)
Two-way data-binding built-in
Dependency injection built-in

§  Modularity
§  State Change detection
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Backbone: Proxy Models
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var book = {
title: 'A Tale of Two Cities',
author: 'Charles Dickens',
genre: 'Historical',
};
var bookView = new BookView(book);
book.genre = 'Social Criticism';
How does BookView know
that the book’s genre changed?

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var book = {
};
bookView.genreChanged(); We could manually tell it…

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var book = {
};
bookView.genreChanged(); We could manually tell it…
but not without creating
a tangled mess.

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Let’s wrap our object
in a proxy.
var book = new Backbone.Model({
});
book.set({genre: 'Social Criticism'}); Now we must use the
proxy functions.
(Until ECMAScript Harmony!)

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Meanwhile, inside BookView…
book.on('change:genre', onChange);
var book = new Backbone.Model({
});
book.set({genre: 'Social Criticism'});

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We do something similar for
arrays.
var books = new Backbone.Collection([
book1,
book2,
book3
]);
var booksView = new BooksView(books);
books.add(book4);
books.on('add', onAdd);

Angular: Dirty Checking
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Meanwhile inside BookView…
var book = {
};
…pass book to BookView…
$scope.book = book;
$scope.$watch('book', function() {
console.log('changed!');
}, true);

Angular: Dirty Checking
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User Click
Change Object
Watchers: Is the
object diﬀerent
than last time?
Yes. React.
Watchers: Is the
object diﬀerent
than last time?
No
Digest Cycle
Triggered automatically
on user interaction,
http responses, etc.
Can be manually triggered.
TriggerWait

§  Modularity
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Backbone: Templates
<script id="users-template"
type="text/x-handlebars-template">
<ul>
{{#users}}
<li>Name: {{name}}, Email: {{email}}</li>
{{/users}}
</ul>
</script>
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Backbone: Templates
var data = {
users: [
{ name: 'John', email: 'john@example.com' },
{ name: 'Jane', email: 'jane@example.com' }
]
};
var source = $('#users-template').html();
var template = Handlebars.compile(source);
var html = template(data);
$('body').html(html);
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Backbone: Templates
<body>
<ul>
<li>Name: John, Email: john@example.com</li>
<li>Name: Jane, Email: jane@example.com</li>
</ul>
</body>
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Angular: Directives
<ul>
<li ng-repeat="user in users">
Username: {{user.name}}, Email: {{user.email}}
</li>
</ul>
function MyController($scope) {
$scope.users = [
{name: 'John', email: 'john@example.com'},
{name: 'Jane', email: 'jane@example.com'}
];
}
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§  Modularity
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Backbone: Responding To And Updating View
Name: <input type="text" class="name-in">
<h1>Hello <span class="name-out"></span></h1>
Backbone.View.extend({
events: {
'keyup .name-in': 'onNameChange'
},
onNameChange: function(event) {
// TODO: Optimize
var name = $(event.target).val();
this.$('.name-out').text(name);
}
});
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Angular: Binding
Name: <input type="text" ng-model="yourName">
<h1>Hello {{yourName}}</h1>
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§  Modularity
§  State change detection
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Without Dependency Injection
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var TweetStream = function() {
this.twitter = new TwitterService();
};
TweetStream.prototype.showTweets = function() {
var tweets = this.twitter.getTweets();
…
};
var stream = new TweetStream();
stream.showTweets();

With Dependency Injection
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var TweetStream = function(twitter) {
this.twitter = twitter;
};
TweetStream.prototype.showTweets = function() {
var tweets = this.twitter.getTweets();
…
};
var twitter = new TwitterService();
var stream = new TweetStream(twitter);
stream.showTweets();
We inverted control of the
TwitterService construction.

Inversion of Control Container
When rank is requested, provide the value 1337.
When twitter is requested, provide a new instance of TwitterService.
When dialog is requested, provide the SearchDialog constructor.
When logger is requested, provide a singleton instance of AsyncLogger.
When chat is requested, provide whatever is returned from chatFactory.
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Angular: Dependency Injection
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var MyController = function($http, $scope) {
$http.get('http://github.com/…')
.success(function(commits) {
$scope.commits = commits;
});
};
$injector.instantiate(MyController);
How does $injector know
what to inject for $http
and $scope?

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});
};
How does $injector know
what to inject for $http
and $scope?
By using toString() and
some well-crafted regex.

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});
};
What if we reverse the
parameter order?

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var MyController = function($scope, $http) {
});
};
parameter order?
It still works!

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var MyController = function(a, b) {
a.get('http://github.com/…')
.success(function(c) {
b.commits = c;
});
};
parameter order?
It still works!
Until we minify it.

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var MyController = function(a, b) {
a.get('http://github.com/…')
.success(function(c) {
b.commits = c;
});
};
MyController.$inject = ['$http', '$scope'];
parameter order?
It still works!
Until we minify it.
Then we have to annotate.

§  Modularity
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Promise Implementations
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Q
jQuery
rsvp.js
kriskowal/q
jquery/jquery
tildeio/rsvp.js

Pub/Sub Implementations
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Postal.js
AmplifyJS
PubSubJS
postaljs/postal.js
appendto/amplify
mroderick/pubsubjs

Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection
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Article by Martin Fowler
http://martinfowler.com/articles/injection.html
Wikipedia source of truth
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dependency_injection
Lightweight inversion of control container with examples
https://github.com/Aaronius/injectorjs

Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection
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Article by Martin Fowler
http://martinfowler.com/articles/injection.html
Wikipedia source of truth
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dependency_injection
Lightweight inversion of control container with examples
https://github.com/Aaronius/injectorjs

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