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Functional Programming with JavaScript
//Chapters and time splits

00:00:00-00:01:12 A functional approach to transform code
00:01:13-00:02:26 What you should know
00:04:15-00:07:32 Setting up the project
00:07:33-00:09:07 Setting up the project: Hello World
00:09:08-00:12:45 The goal of functional programming
00:12:46-00:15:31 Declarative vs imperative programming
00:15:32-00:19:49 Immutability
00:19:50-00:21:36 Separation of data and functions
00:21:37-00:25:05 Object oriented to functional approach
00:25:06-00:27:39 First-class functions
00:27:40-00:30:53 Ensuring immutability: ESLint
00:30:54-00:32:07 Ensuring immutability: Install ESLint
00:32:08-00:34:34 Ensuring immutability: Finalize ESLint
00:34:35-00:40:45 Arrow functions in ES6
00:40:46-00:45:24 Function as data
00:45:25-00:49:51 Functions as data continued
00:49:52-00:53:23 Passing functions as arguments
00:53:24-00:58:47 Returning functions
00:58:48-01:02:07 Closure
01:02:08-01:07:38 Implement private variable
01:07:39-01:13:24 Higher-order functions
01:13:25-01:15:17 JavaScript: Functional parts
01:15:18-01:20:47 The spread operator
01:20:48-01:25:58 Mapping
01:25:59-01:32:57 Filtering
01:32:58-01:38:43 Every/some
01:38:44-01:42:21 Slicing
01:42:22-01:47:32 Sorting
01:47:33-01:53:55 Reducing
01:53:56-02:00:35 Combining functions
02:00:36-02:01:38 Challenge: Recreate the map function
02:01:39-02:04:44 Solution: Recreate the map function
02:04:45-02:05:50 Advanced functional concepts
02:05:51-02:11:40 Currying and partial application
02:11:41-02:14:55 Recursion
02:14:56-02:20:56 Functional as objects
02:20:57-02:22:08 Challenge: Convert array
02:22:09-02:26:36 Solution: Convert array
02:26:37-02:28:32 Challenge: Anagrams
02:28:33-02:35:22 Solution: Anagrams
02:35:23-02:37:29 Challenge: Error messages
02:37:30-02:43:10 Solution: Error messages
02:43:11-02:44:49 Next steps

[nr]

The idea of ​​functional programming is great... specifically the methods of the arrays a little less because they are very slow and it's really simpler to implement it with a for loop inside a designated function

[giftedfingers]

This video is by far one of the best fuctional programming videos I have ever watched, trust me one I say this. I am stuck in tutorial hell. Thank you for the effort you put into making this well organized and very easy to understand video.

[Tony.Nguyen]

Would like to see a small project like a to-do-list with functional programming approach . Is it even possible to manipulate the Dom with just pure functions?

[lindokuhlemncwabe]

This tutorial is treasure and should have way more views and likes.

[zloezlo]

It's a true brilliant in a dung pile of youtube tutorials. I wish it existed year ago when I just started to learn JS.

[rockbelleh]

Awesome..finally got what i need to step up my game in Javascript

[kshkqzv]

sir thank you for creating this kind of video, it is having a big impact on me, on the term logic, most specifically the function programming then when I try to explore the react.js it easy to me to understand what happen the flow. of react i hope sir you create also a video about most advance in react.js

[Tony.Nguyen]

The solution for the last challenge is so beautiful that i could cry. I don‘t know if I ever could come up with something like thta

[itsnobledean]

I'm only just starting to learn JavaScript, and I don't even know all of the concepts yet. I recently came across this video, and realized this is how I want to learn JavaScript, period! This is the best way to implement a build, from my humble opinion. I'm still watching the video, but I feel that the concepts that I've been learning, are becoming clearer from a functional programming approach. It's almost like looking at JavaScript at a birds-eye-view, if that makes any sense.