Higher order functions are awesome Javascript patterns for extending function logic #shorts

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[dannnsss]

The most confusing concept. Still confused.

[ChazAllenUK]

- It's still a HoF if it only consumes OR returns (not required to do both)
- You can skip `apply` and just use brackets directly

[juleswinnfield]

Have a drink everytime he says function.

[naturemc]

We can also test how long the the timer function took as well timer(timer(fib())).

[matefon]

The word "function" would make no sense now if I was a native English speaker.

[universe_decoded]

Can you make a video about es6 functions with .then for asynchronous coding

[ttrss]

"Higher order function" aka a decorator. Js is funky

[somebody_]

which editor are you using? visual studio code?

[johnswanson]

What if the passed function includes some tasks or jobs? How HOC can be used to measure elapsed time in this case?

[armandopenatamayo]

You can also use console.time and console.timeEnd if you just want to log your times.

[Landon_Hughes]

For whatever reason, higher order functions in statically typed languages (like C# and Swift) are a lot easier to understand.

JavaScript just makes them confusing because I can't see what types I'm working with 🙃

[milaloup]

What is the advantage to just using window.performance?

[chuxmyk]

It doesn’t have to take in and return a function to be a HOF. Either will suffice. Nice video by the way

[jora]

The problem is that I often confuse this with the currying technic ...

[tinongnjong]

Wow the other day I was just asking my professor when are we ever going to use the Fibonacci stuff in real life, I guess it’s that important. I jus feel so bad for making a joke about it in class at this point, thanks for the video 🙏🏾

[zendude]

And do you have to use apply? How come u cant just call cb with the spread operator

[thatsalot]

Javascript :Constructors ? Nah we use functions aka objects.

[frankli]

Python decorator did the best for this ……

[Confusedcapybara]

I have a hard time understanding the practical side of this

[fc.bayern.no]

That's why I hate JS, doesn't seem to be a logical programming language.