Ramda JS – An Introduction

Functional programming in Ramda is amazing! In this video we use Ramda to parse crypto currency data.

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[t_plauche]

Most people who do tutorials have already solved the problem before they record. I appreciate that you went through your whole process and didn't just give a prepackaged, polished video. Thank you!

[afrymusic]

I saw this video for the first time back in 2019, and it CRACKED MY HEAD OPEN. I have come back to it repeatedly since then. It is one of the most excellent and approachable live coding demonstrations I've ever seen. It is an inspiration to me, and I send it out to others whenever i get the chance.

[gregbell]

Thanks for not editing out your mistakes, confusion, and thinking. To me those are the most valuable. Not only does that tell me it's normal when I have all those, but they give a lot of insight into how you think.

[Luxcium]

I was SUPER NOT convinced about this video at first I thought it would be a video of a confused man talking too much I am surprised that I have really loved this video because it was more talking and more confusion than I expected this video was finally SUPER INTERESTING you have my subscription and I am craving for more

[i.i]

yes, please
create more tutorial about ramda and how the app structure would look like using functional paradigm ramda instead of OOP

[santiagocardona]

Man, I appreciate your time doing this great content. You’re the only one I’ve found that put it on practice and explain it well at the same time. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[deepaknegi]

Thats exactly what I needed, a point from where I can start. It gave me an insight about a lot of functions of Ramda. Thanks a lott!! Looking forward to see more videos from you.

[EnricoPolanski]

Hey man, this is really amazing content you put there.

I genuinely dislike the overwhelming amount of youtube "coders" out there, but I like your attitude and clarity so much.

Subscribed and recommended to my friends.

[dzengiztafa]

Very impressive... Both the material and the level of taking us along with your coding. Keep it up!

[HahnDeathspark]

Binge listened to this while working on a computer science assignment and suddenly, an hour passed, wow.

[elnogal]

This was really helpful man! I really enjoy your way of explaining concepts, and got through the whole video with ease. I was having some trouble understanding how Ramda works at my new position and this really helped me a lot. You gained a new sub! :D

[ytjbet]

Excellent introduction to Ramda. Big plus that you solved the example on the fly.

[tylerwray]

Dude you rock. Keep it up. Love this great info on Ramda and FP

[RistoNovik]

The problem with your code is that after one year when someone needs to debug this code it's almost impossible to do that. The whole transform block could be split into smaller composable functions.

[MrKanahh]

Thanks a lot man! I was looking for a good introduction to RamdaJS and you gave it to me👍. Continue like that !

[peterkleinlich]

Dude! you rock! thank you for this wonderful introduction. i highly appreciate it! finally something RxJS like just for collections. <3

[ahsanbabar]

That was just awesome and helped a lot. 😍
Do make some tutorials on usage of all the functions of the API.
If you already have made them, do share the URLs in the reply.
Solving problems live without preparation is more helpful than following a scripted approach. Way to go!

[souravdhar]

just wow!! your explanation was really clear and interesting

[AsimKhan-sgln]

Perfectly aligned and to the point. Awesomee

[movaxh]

How performance compares to equivalent imperative style code in some reasonably sized microbenchmarks or examples? How do you deal with lack of tail recursion (I guess the reason is JS need to be able to show a call stack on exceptions or for profiling)? More continuation style programming, trampolines or ignore the problem? The functional programming and pipeing or fluent-style programming are rather orthogonal concepts.