As we know, JavaScript is a class-less language that requires no specific code structure to work. As a perfectionist that gets goosebumps every time that sees unorganized undocumented messy code (specially if I myself wrote that code!), I’ve relied on several free resources to learn to keep my JavaScript code clean, readable and organized.

I wanted to share the list of the best ones I found:

• Writing Testable JavaScript (article, by Rebecca Murphey)
• Learning JavaScript Design Patterns (book, by Addy Osmani)
• Using Objects to Organize Your Code (article, in-depth module pattern, by Rebecca Murphey)

And two awesome talks:

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Testable JavaScript - Architecting Your Application for Testability by Mark Trostler

My personal favourite, because it pretty much sums all previous links up. (Thank you very much to Matías Herranz for pointing this one out to me.)

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(jQuery Conference 2013) Beyond the DOM: Sane Structure for JS Apps by Rebecca Murphey

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