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Managing namespaces in JavaScript presents its own challenge, since the language’s default behavior is to start slapping things into window
. For this reason, people have built a number of libraries and practices to solve this problem.
Jared’s company, for example, uses RequireJS to load dependencies, like the lodash utility-belt library. Sadly for Jared, their new hire proved that all the module-loading libraries in the world don’t solve incompetence.
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____________________________ = require('lodash');
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The advantage to this pattern is that it allows the lodash library to be loaded into 40 different variables. That’s an advantage, right?
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