Mastering Your Web Application Using Functional Javascript

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Learn to handle your application concerns using Functional Javascript

Manage Critical Aspects of a JavaScript Web-App Using Functional Programming

In this course, you will be comfortable using functional programming to handle asynchronous code (events and fetching APIs), error handling and writing clean functional code that can handle unknown values without becoming difficult to read.

To accomplish this, we’ll learn about building Type-classes, functional types that are used to specifically handle situations like this while keeping code looking familiar (an easy interface), pure and of very DRY.

We will build a Functor into a Monad piece by piece and do examples showing how each part is useful and how their simple API can almost magically handle so many difficult concerns without too much code. You’ll learn about Maybe, Either, Future and even Reactive Streams with Observables to write asynchronous code that looks more like synchronous FP.

Take this course if you already understand the fundamentals of Functional JavaScript. It is assumed that you know about closures, composition, higher-order functions like map, filter and reduce, currying, and that you are familiar with using basic Promises.

What You Will Learn

• Elevate yourself to a level of comfort writing production level functional apps.
• Discover the simplicity of FP Types that can handle the most difficult application concerns
• Never write null checks again
• Handle Errors and Asynchronous logic using “Either” and “Future” Monads
• Use “Future” Monad to write lazy asynchronous function chains
• Use Observables to map, filter and reduce over asynchronous functions
• Learn to use Google Firebase and add Real-Time NoSQL power to a web-app
• Fetch an API, Transform the response, catch an error and render the results with succinct and easy to read code
• Integrate professional functional code into JSX, React and Redux style web-apps
• Get the run down on how to test functional programs