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<p>There’s quite a few design patterns – some of them even have fun names! But, which ones are actually relevant day to day? In this talk, we’ll review common patterns in JavaScript codebases, why they matter, and how to leverage them all while avoiding any mention of <code>AbstractPizzaBuilderFactory</code> and its friends.</p>
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