Why bother with Functional Programming? (Pragmatic JavaScript)

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  • fantasy-land

    Specification for interoperability of common algebraic structures in JavaScript

  • Some FP proponents might be hesitant to admit it, but algebraic structures such as functors, monoids, and monads are essentially the equivalent of interfaces in OOP. However, these interfaces are never inherited from and are always implemented instead. Did you know that there is a specification for how these algebraic structures should be implemented as object methods in JavaScript? Because of this specification, you can benefit from a whole list of declarative libraries that work well with each other and allow you to use object method chaining in JavaScript to do FP operations.

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