design-patterns

Recently I came across a problem where I needed to perform two different sets of operations throughout the application for two types of users. The trouble was:

1. I needed to turn on or off an operation based on certain condition, which would only be known once the user was logged in, not at the beginning.

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Two new features introduced in JavaScript es6 were destructuring and spread. Combining both, along with default function parameters, we can create and use a design pattern called Destructuring and Restructuring, that is more declarative than the usual implementation. This pattern and its name come from Kyle Simpson. [Read More]

In this post I try to identify some of the Gang of Four (GOF) design patterns used, or can be used, in React JS applications. Most patterns I list down are not strictly React's, but belong to JavaScript, so they're equally applicable in other frameworks too, such as Vue and Angular.

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