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Functional programming

If there's one programming style I like a lot, it's functional programming. Although it's not the best fit for all problems, often having means to…
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Functional reactive programming allows us to think carefully about state and side effects. The question is, how to do that in JavaScript?…
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If there's one trend that has been nice to notice, it's the rise of reactive programming. You can see this in technologies like RxJS and cycle.js. To…
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Dealing with the asynchronous code has always been a challenge in JavaScript. Callbacks are the classic way, and since then we've gained higher level…
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If there's something that's easy, it's making mistakes while coding JavaScript. Overlook one detail and you have a runtime error! One way to deal…
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Even though you can get far with JavaScript's native functionality, eventually you'll find yourself writing little utilities to make it easier. For…
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You might have heard about Mostly Adequate Guide to Functional Programming (in JavaScript) by Brian Lonsdorf. It's one of the better known free books…
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If there's one thing that has been bubbling below for a couple of years now, it must be reactive programming. There have been solutions, such as RxJS…
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