Ramda JS Tutorial - Part 1 (__, curry, add)

[@metalwarrior6657]

This is exactly what I missed on KZbin - in-depth ramda analysis. Thanks a lot, I'm looking forward.

[@ChristopherOkhravi]

Awesome! I'm glad to hear I was not the only one thinking that :) :) Thanks for the encouragement and thanks for watching :)

[@senecathestoic]

I've been using Ramda for a while in production and I have to say that you explained everything very well so far! Thank you.

[@ChristopherOkhravi]

Thanks! I’m glad to hear that I’m not completely off the marks :) Imposter syndrome and all. So thank you 🙏 And thanks for watching 😊

[@adamlp9781]

Man, I loved this.

[@ChristopherOkhravi]

I’m glad to hear! Thanks for commenting :)

[@fadilmamedov2844]

At the second minute I have realized that this tutorial is awesome. The only thing I regret about is that I have not watched it before. Thanks a lot!

[@ilya7435]

Thank you Christopher. I just started to watch this Ramda series and hope it will help me learn FP in JS.

[@filipe.cavalcante]

Great tutorial!! Keep doing videos like this, please!

[@ChristopherOkhravi]

Thank you for the encouragement. I'm glad to hear that this format is appreciated :) Thanks for watching :)

[@naumanbashir366]

Thank you for great series on Ramda JS and functional programming.

[@voidmind]

Thank you so much for making these videos!

[@robertchytil1]

Hi is there any way, how to debug with RamdaJS ?

[@gautengrider]

Will you cover transduce and into at some stage ?

[@farfazzi]

whats the point of defining a double underscore if it behaves like the single underscore?

[@valentynblokhin5587]

Great explanation, thanks.

[@braynM]

Thanks for this man! learned a lot!

[@reactivicky]

Awesome video. Can you please make a video on redux saga testing ? There is literally only 1 video on whole youtube explaining redux saga testing

[@mariotabali2603]

you pronounce z as zed and use vim => new subscriber

[@TejaswinisDIY]

sir, could you plz add video on zipWith

[@SelimAjimi]

In this series, you want to express(emphasize) how functional programming works and what is their main functionality is that right?

[@ChristopherOkhravi]

Indeed. But by concretely looking at the Ramada library. By doing so I’m hoping that it will be a bit more concrete and applicable for us hackers :)

[@布日古德-l1g]

Wish to help improve my FP skills!

[@harry50650]

5:55 when somebody asks me to explain imperative/OO-code

[@sacredgeometry]

Then you are writing terrible imperative/ OO code (which was in part created for more legible modelling). it should literally be a list of almost plain english instructions telling you what the software is doing. There is space for both declarative and imperative code. They both have their strengths and weaknesses. I for instance would really not want do any sort of templating in an imperative syntax. The problem comes when idiots start writing code and their prevalence to start religions about how using hammers to remove screws is obviously the most sensible way to do it.

[@siluverukirankumar9954]

why ramda not working in my browser console?

[@danielzaretsky1375]

FIX IT NOW

[@vman234]

yo man it would be cool if you hi passed your audio a bit the sound of your keystrokes is super loud and distracting for me

[@ChristopherOkhravi]

Sorry about that! Audio is improved at episode 22 and onwards. It would be super great if you could check if the keystrokes are too loud in a few episodes at and after 22. At that point I started to use a mic arm which seems to reduce the key noise drastically. In some of the videos after 22 I'm also using a towel under the keyboard but in most of them I'm forgetting to :( Please do let me know after you've checked them out (if you can) so that I know whether the issue still needs addressing. Thanks a ton for letting me know about this issue!! :)

[@floriantoelle77]

@@ChristopherOkhravi i like your keystrokes sound - makes the tuts more real!

[@FernandoLopez-rd8jv]

Dude use an ide you got nothing to prove lol