Ramada.js is geared around making partial function application easy to do. In general, the utitility functions accept any helper callbacks first, and input data last, and automatically generate a partially applied function if you skip any trailing arguments.
For those of you coming from the Java / C++ / Simula 67 culture, this level of brevity may take some getting used to :-)
Ramda does a really good job of helping you “Stop Writing Classes”, composing functions instead.
Ramada.js is geared around making partial function application easy to do. In general, the utitility functions accept any helper callbacks first, and input data last, and automatically generate a partially applied function if you skip any trailing arguments.
For those of you coming from the Java / C++ / Simula 67 culture, this level of brevity may take some getting used to :-)
Ramda does a really good job of helping you “Stop Writing Classes”, composing functions instead.