I tried my best to write a series of posts [0] demonstrating functional programming concepts using practical examples. I've found that Javascript is actually a

I tried my best to write a series of posts [0] demonstrating functional programming concepts using practical examples. I've found that Javascript is actually a decent language for learning about currying and monads, etc, because it affords you the ability to pick up a little bit at a time. You can learn one little trick and use it to improve your existing code before picking up another. The nice thing about Monads is that once you learn the interface then encountering another is no big deal: you already know the API and how to use it. And it turns out this pattern is quite common. [0] https://agentultra.com/blog/mostly-practical-functional-programming-javascript-part-3/ https://agentultra.com/blog/mostly-practical-functional-prog...