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Understanding JavaScript Promises and Lazy Loading Callbacks

In JavaScript, thenables play a key role in asynchronous programming, particularly with Promises in ES6. One of the advantages of ES6 Promises (which use thenables) over older implementations like

Understanding JavaScript Promises

In JavaScript, the concept of thenables often arises when working with Promises. Promises inherit from the base class Thenable, meaning that Promises are a type of Thenable, but a Thenable is not

Part 5, Best Practices and Advanced Techniques

In the previous parts of this series, we explored the fundamentals of module importing and exporting in ES6, the different ways to define modules, and how to work with default and named exports. In th

Part 4, Dynamic Imports and Lazy Loading

Introduction So far, we’ve explored the world of static imports in JavaScript, where dependencies are imported at the start of a script’s execution. However, in modern web development, there are c

Part 3, Re-exports and Module Aggregation

Introduction As projects grow, the number of modules and dependencies can quickly become overwhelming. In large codebases, managing and organizing these modules is key to maintaining readability a

Part 2, Understanding Named and Default Exports

Introduction In the previous part, we introduced the basics of importing and exporting in JavaScript ES6, covering both named and default exports. Now, it’s time to explore these t

Part 1, Getting Started with Modules

Introduction Before ES6, JavaScript did not have a native module system, which made it difficult to split large codebases into manageable pieces. Developers relied on patterns like the Module Patt

Javascript ES6 Modules, Introduction

With the release of ECMAScript 2015 (ES6), JavaScript introduced a powerful new feature: modules. This addition was a significant shift in how developers structure and manage code, allowing for better