Here’s a simple JavaScript / ES6 refactoring pattern that comes up often. Usually you’ll start a project by combining a loose methods into an object, and passing data as parameters. As the object grows bigger, you’ll see that some of the methods are related, and belong in their own class. How do you get them […]
Here’s a simple JavaScript / ES6 refactoring pattern that comes up often. Usually you’ll start a project by combining a loose methods into an object, and passing data as parameters. As the object grows bigger, you’ll see that some of the methods are related, and belong in their own class. How do you get them […]