We’ve all written quick and dirty code using jQuery to validate a form, handle click events, and do other trivial tasks on a web page.

For the last part in my series on patterns for ES6 modules, I thought I would include a pattern that uses named exports in a structure to expose only specific things.

In Part 1 and Part 2 of this series, I described a couple of my favorite ES6 module patterns.

If you have read Part 1 of this series on ES6 module patterns you will recognize this next pattern as a variation of the first pattern, the simple export.

ES6 Module Patterns Since I started working on the altseven JavaScript framework several years ago, I have adopted a lot of ES6 conventions, including the use of ES6 modules as the standard means of packaging JavaScript files.

Today I am going to explore the View component of the altseven JavaScript framework.

Latest house update. I am very nearly done stuccoing the inside of the house.

New house update. Finish stucco is taking longer than I hoped, in part because I have too many other responsibilities, in part because I am using a pool float and sponge to apply it rather than spraying.

Newest house update. Winter is coming to a close, but we just got a reminder that it isn’t quite gone yet.

In the home stretch. I’ve been meaning to write this post for a few days now, but I just haven’t had the time.