Advanced JavaScript - IIFE And The Module Pattern

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[kenosabi]

Thanks dood. Your books and videos are absolutely elite.

[dawid_dahl]

Wow, thank you. I’ve watched many videos on this and now it clicked!

[mrdoner]

This is excellent. I'm reading the "you dont know javascript" series and your videos are the perfect companion. You are very concise and explain things in a way that is easy to understand. Thank you, please upload more.

[blakefre]

Perfect and succinct. Thank you for uploading.

[Luxcium]

4:37 => Functions in JS have public methods but the iife variable is not a function it has the returned value of the already invoked function which return value is undefined. Function instances inherit methods and properties from Function.prototype :
Function.prototype.apply() Function.prototype.bind() Function.prototype.call()

[joe-unky]

XCOM 2 and Terraria on the desktop. Good taste in games

[karthik-exdm]

Am a bit confused.... In one of the videos, I saw standard module pattern which translates to class in ES6. Likewise, Does the revealing pattern have a ES6 equivalent?

[markrio]

Should we use module or IIFE? why? Thanks you !

[richardwang]

Hi, think there is error @5:00, iife is attached to window object anyway. it's just the function object or the return value of it

[tannernewton]

Just as a curiosity why did you choose to use the IIFE definition over the SEAF definition?

[MentiSnap]

Whats happend with the Django series? :(

[stefvanremoortele]

haha love the way you use "your mom" for pseudo code man :D I do exactly the same

[CameronChardukian]

Damn it, I hate you IFFE hello! hahahaha

[stewart]

BTW hipsters don't use windows :\