A Review of "Professor Fisby's Mostly Adequate Guide to Functional Programming"

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    :ram: Practical functional Javascript

  • I've already begun using pointfree style and some light function composition in my code, and being introduced to the JS package ramda really went a long way toward easing me into a more functional style of coding. I also found that the explanations of functors gave me a better appreciation for what languages like Rust do to avoid unhandled errors and nulls. However, at least for now, I think that's the extent of the impact of Professor Fisby's Mostly Adequate Guide to Functional Programming on how I read and write code. Even though I remain unconverted to the full FP path, I feel like I learned some useful concepts and techniques and would definitely recommend this book to anyone who is FP-curious but unwilling to commit to a 400-page tome with code examples written in Haskell.

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