closurebased
Closurebased is a term used in programming to describe a style of software design that relies on closures — functions along with their captured lexical environment — to implement state, encapsulation, and modular interfaces. The term is not tied to a single language or project and is used descriptively in discussions of functional and hybrid programming patterns.
Core ideas include using closures to create private state and stable interfaces. In closurebased design, modules
Common patterns include the module pattern and function factories, where a function creates and returns closures
Potential drawbacks include readability challenges for developers new to closure-heavy code, potential memory considerations from lingering