Learning Functional Javascript with Ramda

Learn Functional programming and Ramda to write simple and reusable Javascript using currying, composition & much more

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Learning Functional Javascript with Ramda

What You Will Learn!

  • Fully understand functional way of programming
  • Write elegant and reusable code in javascript
  • Use Ramda library fluently

Description

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:

  • Closures in javascript
  • How to write functional javascript with Ramda
  • Currying in javascript
  • Composition in javascript
  • Writing conditions with Ramda
  • Get deeply nested properties safely
  • Lenses in Ramda
  • Grouping and sorting in Ramda
  • Converge and UseWith in Ramda
  • Simplifying predicates with Ramda
  • And much more...

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

Who Should Attend!

  • This course is for everyone who is interested in functional programming in javascript
  • This course is for you if you want to learn Ramda library deeply
  • Tired of poor OOP in Javascript? Than functional Javascript is for you

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Tags

  • Functional Programming

Subscribers

902

Lectures

21

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