To be able to know that this video was uploaded 9 years ago is insane. The quality of minimal content and the way of explaining is really ahead of its time. Thank you.

Happy that you're back, but please keep the old videos up on KZbin. They're still awesome to watch now and then.

Happy birthday!

hey there ,,,, watching this from the future ,,, it was recommended by fullstackopen course by University of Helsinki amazing video btw,,, it made understanding higher order functions so much easier thank you ❤❤❤

My man is back 😢🎉🎉

I love your Polkadot tattoo bruv

Welcome back! It's REALLY good to hear from you again! 🥳 You practically taught me everything I knew about JS back then! If there is spare time, I'd really like to hear you talk about some C# and SQL as well. 😊

great video ❤❤

Thank you so much for your tutorials!

Host has been replaced by elevator music! I am in love! I will watch every single one of your videos! Next to being funny, you are a great teacher. To the point, so simple, no bs. Thank you!

Welcome back. You're videos got in my into functional programming 8 years ago, and helped with the development of my career. I'm glad you're back and feeling better

That beat at 15:08 goes hard!!

in time 2:29, I guess he meant "you can use reduce" not "you can use reject"!

I wonder if you're heavily underestimate yourself. A lot of people come for your personality. Take this video, yeah you could have fixed the audio and put a ton of effort into the editing but you didn't. You decided to ship it, regardless. It's an enjoyable video. It's raw and intimate. We get to see the process and your thoughts on said process. I hope you continue to make more videos.

Welcome back man! Really missed you.

take a look at this: const pipe = (...restArguments) => { let pipeLastResult = undefined; const pipeResult = restArguments.reduce((currentResult, currentArgument) => { pipeLastResult = currentResult; if (getType(currentResult) === jsType.Null) return currentArgument; if (getType(currentArgument) === jsType.Function) return currentArgument?.(currentResult); return undefined; }, undefined); if (getType(pipeResult) === jsType.Function) return pipeResult?.(pipeLastResult); return pipeResult; }; const plus25 = (aNumber) => (aNumber + 25); const multiplyBy10 = (aNumber) => (aNumber * 10); console.log(multiplyBy10(plus25(17))); pipe(17, plus25, multiplyBy10, console.log); console.log(pipe(17, plus25, multiplyBy10));

Yes , we are watching it from the future , 9 years into the futute to be exact.

Gosh, that procastination description hits way too close to home. 😅 ❤

3:36 MR BEAAAAST

you said you talk about few lines of code of half an hour, but if we cut all the crap from this video, it will be of hardly 10 min

Man, I only learned about this from a coding class I'm taking. When I saw one video for recursion and then I wanted to see what else you made and it's sad to see that you've stopped production. Thanks for all that you have done.

Just for the record, this is not by any means dependency injection. Passing an argument to a method is not DI. That's just standard coding practices that go back 50 years. This video talks about a number of different programming concepts, but it provides no insights on what DI actually is, as the author doesn't seem to understand the concept himself.

We missed you man

I just thought of you again when I was dealing with Idris remembering the person who inspired me to do Functional Programming and somehow you came back holy moly. Welcome back to making amazing content

whoa, welcome back. Im very exited about you have to share.

Смотрю видео из 2024. Чел буквально поломал четвёртую стену, когда сказал "Не делай этого, если ты смотришь из будущего")))

@funfunfunction you might want to check your email (including spam) because you will find something awesome inside :)

2 months ago, was happy for return but now I think it's heading into the usual direction I see youtubers take after long awaited comebacks - that they are not really ready for it. Best case scenario would be to receive 2-3 videos per year indefinitely or maybe another clip in few years. Seen this one too many times. Take your time until you feel ready, no half measures.

"we will call those people... wrong" LOL

Welcome back！

Any new videos?

I remember you!!! Welcome back, sir.

So and what is a monad? You didn't get the answer in this video

Welcome back - I can't believe it's been 3-4 years, glad to have you back!

Good to see you back 🎉

Thank you!

I love your videos! The entertainment value helps SO much in making everything more approachable and a lot more fun to listen to .. and I absolutely love that Fluffykins is always on the list of names lol .. I've been doing PHP/MySQL for over 25 years and I'm working on transitioning to Node.js and your videos have been incredibly helpful!

I am so glad you are back. i learnt so so much from you. you are brilliant and amazing. God Bless You.

I have come from the future 2024😇 dude

this is great chat

If I may say so, you're probably ADHD + Gifted, which actually makes you 2E, which stands for twice exceptional. There is a great book about it called "Bright Not Broken".

I’ve been checking your channel occasionally, hoping to see it active again, even if I wasn’t really expecting it. I often wondered how you're doing and what you were up to these days. This Saturday morning, as I enjoyed my porridge and coffee, I turned on KZbin and saw FFF on my front page. No way! Welcome back!

Good to have you back

Not sure why I did not get notified for this video. From time to time I got stuck on these situations where I am working a lot and getting nothing done. I realised recently that it happened to me because none of my colleagues were yet there so I was carving the way out. It takes time for these things to show it's value

I randomly got that feeling in my head today, you know, the one that goes "that one guy that quit so long ago - maybe I should check to see if they came back after so long" and lo and behold, I only missed your return by 1 month!

I don't understand what he means by happy path, what is that

From someone who feels very along on many projects and useless rather often, thanks for your words of encouragement.

To me, poetry is like coding. It is abstract clarity. There are so many WTF and A HA! moments in both.