I've been working with three.js to create a few small side projects, and now I'm stepping into a larger project. I'm struggling with how to break down my code and modularize it effectively. I understand JavaScript well from my smaller projects, but modularizing for a bigger project is proving daunting. It feels like I need to predict future functions while just trying to manage my current code, which is overwhelming.
I've tried asking AI for advice on learning resources for modular programming, but the responses come too fast and seem overly professional, leaving me confused about the why and how of modularization. I've experimented with smaller modules and imported/exported functions, and I enjoy that approach, but I'm looking for tutorials, websites, or hands-on experiences that can help me improve in this area. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
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Modularization can definitely make things easier in the long run! You want to think of your modules as focused areas of code. Consider what each module will handle—inputs, outputs, and responsibilities. If you've got a massive file with tons going on, that’s a sign that you should start breaking it up into smaller, focused pieces.
Exactly! I'm trying to modularize because I still want to rely on plain JS without frameworks. What specifics do you think I should focus on to improve my modularization skills?