Beginning Functional JavaScript

Based on EcmaScript 8

Builds a React-like Library following functional concepts

Shows how functional APIs can be built

Shows how functional APIs can be built Builds a React-like library following functional concepts Based on EcmaScript 8

Autorentext
Anto Aravinth has been in the software industry for more than four years. He has developed many systems that are written in JavaScript and JavaWorld. Anto has knowledge of the fundamentals of JavaScript and how it works and has trained many people. Anto is an open source contributor to the React, Groovy, and Selenium frameworks and is co-author of React version 15.

Srikanth Machiraju has over 10 years of experience as a developer, architect, technical trainer and community speaker. He is currently working as Senior Consultant with Microsoft Hyderabad and leading a team of 100 developers and quality analysts together developing an advanced cloud-based platform for a tech giant in oil industry. With an aim to be an enterprise architect who can design hyper-scale modern applications with intelligence he constantly learns and shares modern application development tactics using cutting-edge platforms and technologies. Prior to Microsoft he was worked with BrainScale as Corporate trainer & Senior Technical Analyst on application design, development, migrations using Azure. He is a tech savvy developer and passionate about embracing new technologies and sharing his learning via blog or community engagements. He has also authored Learned Windows Server Containers, Developing Bots with Microsoft Bot framework, blogs run his own YouTube channel called Tech Talk with Sriks and active on LinkedIn.

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Chapter 1: Functional Programming In Simple Terms.- Chapter 2: Fundamentals of JavaScript functions.- Chapter 3: Higher Order Functions.- Chapter 4: Closures and higher order functions.- Chapter 5: Being Functional On Arrays.- Chapter 6: Currying and Partial Application.- Chapter 7: Composition and pipeline.- Chapter 8: Fun with Functors.- Chapter 9: Monads In Depth.- Chapter 10: Pause, Resume with Generators.- Chapter 11: Building a Small React-like Library.- Chapter 12: Testing and Closing Thoughts.