Message from JavaScript discussions
June 2017
— I tend to use Factory and singleton together, so I can initialize the Factory in a closure and then expose it
JS has a unique use for singletons imo, or rather IIFE in general, due to how scope is handled. You can use an IIFE much like a class and have all the encapsulation benefits, but like a Factory you can choose to expose specific things via the revealing module pattern. If anything JS IIFE are an efficient way to partition modules of your application from each other
— I use static methods inside an IIFE and expose an interface to them, rather than treat it like a class
— I also tend to like factories way more
— Hi everybody
— Can someone help to forwarding port in nodejs
— You port forward in your router settings
— Has nothing to do with node
— Useful for js
— I mean my response should go to port 5000 while i use port 3000
— So open your default gateway in your browser, log in, forward port 3000 to external port 5000
— Thanks a lot will try now