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Vyzaldy Andrés Sanchez

Software Engineer; JavaScript and Golang enthusiast; Sometimes blogger...?

Aug 30, 2020

Functional Programming and what I've taken away from it.

I've been a Software Engineer for 5+ years, and when I started learning how to tell computers to do what I wanted them to do, I started with JavaScript and then I found out about Functional Programming and I've tried to keep using this paradigm as mu...

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#javascript #functional-programming #nodejs #software-engineering #programming

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Dinys Monvoisin

Software developer, JavaScript Euthusiasts, Inspiring Blogger

Aug 30, 2020

Do you use any FP library?

I don't usually go for a FP library, lot of people do though. But I understand that for must of the concepts you normally would want to use/implement can be done without a library for that.

I would recommend looking at Ramda.js, if you haven't already.

Vyzaldy Andrés Sanchez

Software Engineer; JavaScript and Golang enthusiast; Sometimes blogger...?

Aug 30, 2020

Dinys Monvoisin

Software developer, JavaScript Euthusiasts, Inspiring Blogger

Aug 31, 2020

So do you have a separate fill with all your FP functions ready to be used?

Probably you are not using FP to its fullest.

Yep, I had the chance to use Ramda quite easy to pick up, but sometimes I feel the code become too verbose.

Vyzaldy Andrés Sanchez