Composition | functional programming in javascript (with Ramda.JS) (part 1)

[@AustinBeaufort]

Awesome work Gio! They have me learning Functional Programming at work and this is very helpful, you rock man!

[@giorgimerabishvili8194]

Good luck Gio! Great tutorial : )

[@tornikemamatsashvili4193]

This is really helpful, have been against very same issues numbers of time and didn't like chaining filters and maps, solution was not always pretty. thanks for this.

[@CodeWithGio]

Glad you enjoyed the video and I agree, traditional way of using map/filter/reduce etc. is tied to the data and reduces readability, but in this case we separate data from our operations (functions), so it is a lot cleaner. Stay tuned, more videos coming on a topic !

[@davidfromnorth7836]

can you mock production code with Ramda implementation? (basic React app)

[@CodeWithGio]

I'm not sure what you mean by mock, if you're referring to testing then yes you can of course use Ramda. Besides Ramda.JS is a standalone library, it means this can be used with any framework/lib React/Vue/Angular etc.

[@davidfromnorth7836]

@@CodeWithGio I meant that can you create like basic react project with ramda.js implementation? Maybe it's a good idea for your next video :)

[@CodeWithGio]

​@@davidfromnorth7836 to create react app, you need to use react, but also if you want to, you can use Ramda.JS with react. It is a standalone library and is not tied to any particular framework, in the future I might create some series where I'll use ramda with some other framework/lib (react for example)

[@davidfromnorth7836]

hey man, I love your videos! Like + sub

[@CodeWithGio]

Glad you like them!