Hardcore Functional Programming in JavaScript, v2

• Understand Functional Programming Concepts: Learn key functional programming principles like pure functions, currying, composition, and the use of functors and monads in JavaScript.
• Apply Advanced Techniques: Discover how to use concepts like the Either and Task monads to manage side effects and handle asynchronous operations in a functional programming style.
• Enhance Code Reliability and Reusability: Write more reliable, portable, and reusable code using functional programming techniques, which emphasize immutability and function purity.
• Refactor and Compose Functions: Improve your code by refactoring with function composition and currying, creating more readable and maintainable applications.
• Implement Real-World Applications: See these concepts in action by building a real-world application that fetches and processes weather data using advanced functional programming techniques.

This course delves deep into functional programming using JavaScript, teaching you how to apply advanced techniques from computer science to solve practical problems. You'll explore concepts like currying, function composition, functors, and monads, with hands-on examples, including the Either and Task monads. By the end, you'll be equipped to write cleaner, more predictable code and think differently about how you approach front-end development.

• Experienced JavaScript developers looking to deepen their understanding of functional programming.
• Developers interested in improving code quality and maintainability through functional programming techniques.
• Programmers curious about advanced JavaScript concepts like monads and functors.

• Strong understanding of JavaScript fundamentals.
• Familiarity with concepts like callbacks, promises, and higher-order functions.

• Introduction to Functional Programming: Explore the basics of functional programming, including pure functions and immutability.
• Currying and Composition: Learn how to transform functions into curried forms and compose them to build complex logic from simple functions.
• Functors and Monads: Understand how functors and monads like Either and Task work, and how they can help manage side effects and asynchronous code.
• Refactoring with Functional Patterns: See how to refactor existing code using functional patterns to make it cleaner and more robust.
• Real-World Applications: Apply functional programming techniques to real-world problems, such as fetching and processing weather data.