This is one of way to Structure jQuery Application

jQuery_app_structure.js

(function(ctx, $, undefined){

	$(document).ready(function(){
		bindEvent();
	})

	function bindEvent () {
		//private scope for application

	}

	var _private = {
		handlerOne: function () {
			
		},

		handlerTwo: function () {

		}
	}

	ctx.intit = function () {
		//this is my init function in public scope for application bootstap
	};

	ctx.processPrivateData = function () {
		//this way we will publically 
	};

})(window.APP = window.APP || {}, jQuery)

To know about why we have used undefined refer to this URL http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9602901/what-is-the-purpose-of-passing-in-undefined, but as of now we can avoid this because mostly all browsers(IE 9+) supports write protection for undefined