How Functional Programming Can Make Life Easier
summary
Demonstrates using Ramda and Ramda Fantasy (implementing Fantasy Land containers: Maybe, Either, Future) with currying, closures and composition to build pipelines of pure functions. Shows how pure functions aid refactoring, testing, memoization and parallelization; Maybe avoids null errors, Either separates success/error handling, and Future provides lazy, forkable async computation that runs only when forked. Mentions a real project adoption and teammate ramp-up in two evenings, and warns about learning curve, verbosity and allocation overhead on very large datasets.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:52What is FP
- 6:11State and data transformation
- 11:50Pure functions in practice
- 24:04Summary
- 27:18Learning resources
- 28:02Q&A
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