I would have thought ES6 classes is a better way to implement these design patterns. Only your example on HouseTemplate does this. Anyway, inspiring post. We'll create a similar article in detail on Devopedia. We do have an article on CSS design patterns: devopedia.org/css-design-patterns
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I personally prefer the functional nature of JavaScript. I do see value in using classes from time to time, but I really love the way functions work in JS. 😅
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I would have thought ES6 classes is a better way to implement these design patterns. Only your example on HouseTemplate does this. Anyway, inspiring post. We'll create a similar article in detail on Devopedia. We do have an article on CSS design patterns: devopedia.org/css-design-patterns
I personally prefer the functional nature of JavaScript. I do see value in using classes from time to time, but I really love the way functions work in JS. 😅