Oleksandr Kocherhin
This course is about functional javascript with using such a popular library as Ramda. Functional javascript becomes very popular nowadays because code which is written with small, pure functions is easier to support, reuse, improve and test. But getting deep in functional worlds is not an easy task. Thats why
I created this course to share my experience with you. I am a huge fan of function programming and I created a lot of business project using functional javascript. Ramda as a library gives an opportunity to write elegant and simple code, but it takes a lot of effort to learn all Ramda functions by yourself and get used to then.
In this course we will start from scratch in learning such important part of functional programming as currying and composition and then we will have a deep dive into Ramda world.
What you will learn in this course:
If you are feeling like you want a deep dive into functional javascript to improve the quality of your code than this course is for you.
This course is for everyone who is interested in functional programming in javascript
Instructor Details
Courses : 5
Specification: Learning Functional Javascript with Ramda
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 2 hours |
| Year | 2021 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
$12.99
Craig Pullar –
Excellent!
Jorge –
Great explanations of the most important functions, as well as an easy way to follow imperative logic into Ramda functional programming
Sergei Komarov –
I need more courses, like this one. Thx.
Jose Manuel Vasconcelos Cerqueira –
best course for an intro to ramda
Gareth Knowles –
This was a good course. Enjoyed the explanations with counter examples of what was trying to be portrayed. I do still think that Ramda as a whole would need a lot of practical work, hence I think certain exercises should have been given.
Salim Kapasi –
really good tutorial, could do with a few more examples
Caroline Macri –
Used a lot of good examples.
Hans Schenker –
Good examples, i miss the Ramda.pipe, the examples were all in Ramda.compose
Alexandre Leduc –
If this were YouTube, I would have been clicking the Like button on every video. This covers a lot of ground very well. As someone who codes mainly in Javascript + React I have been looking at various compile to JS languages to learn more about Functional programming, and regardless of if I end up using Rambda or something like ReasonML, this 2 hour course will have been worth my time.
Manohar –
Very clear explanation for each concept