Agreed. For the rest of you, some explanation: Ramada.js is geared around making partial function application easy to do. In general, the utitility functions

Agreed. For the rest of you, some explanation: 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.