Potential Extensions

The sky is really the limit here. Of course, you can add cool functions to these files or even make the existing functions better. In all honesty, though, I doubt you’ll want to keep your functions in these same source files. Maybe you’re designing a handful of web sites, and you want to name .js files by site name. Great. Insert the functions that you need, and you just made a toolkit. (How about naming it toolkit.js ?) The important thing to remember is that you need to come up with a system that works best for you. Don’t let your .js files manage you. Keep it the other way around. I’d really like to know what you come up with.

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