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Fernando Doglio
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Mar 10, 2023 ⋅ 21 min read

A guide to Node.js design patterns

Fernando Doglio Technical Manager at Globant. Author of books and maker of software things. Find me online at fdoglio.com.

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3 Replies to "A guide to Node.js design patterns"

  1. Thank you for the great blog article!
    I’m not sure why, but the example with simulating private variables doesn’t work as expected: I can access the incr() function from outside the autoIncrementor and increase the value.

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