Functional JavaScript with Ramda 2026 - Practical Programming Guide: Master Functional Programming in JavaScript with Ramda for Better Code

Oleksandr Kocherhin

€8.98 ~~€78.99~~

Video Dec 2025 2hrs 4mins 1st Edition

Oleksandr Kocherhin

€8.98 ~~€78.99~~

Video Dec 2025 2hrs 4mins 1st Edition

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Key benefits

Comprehensive coverage of functional programming concepts with JavaScript and Ramda
Practical exercises to implement closures, currying, and composition in real-world code
Detailed exploration of Ramda's tools for manipulating arrays, objects, and conditions

Description

In this course, you'll master functional programming concepts using JavaScript and the Ramda library. Starting with foundational topics like closures and currying, you'll build a strong understanding of functional programming principles that can be applied to any JavaScript project. Through practical coding exercises, you'll learn how to write cleaner, more maintainable code with Ramda. The course introduces key Ramda features, such as composition, path, and converge, enabling you to write efficient, modular code. You’ll also learn to filter data, manipulate arrays and objects, and handle conditions using functional techniques. By applying Ramda’s tools, you'll gain a deep understanding of functional programming workflows that improve both performance and readability. As you progress, you’ll learn how to debug complex compositions and optimize your code. The course takes a hands-on approach, with video lessons and real-world examples that give you the confidence to use functional programming principles to tackle advanced JavaScript challenges.

Who is this book for?

This course is ideal for intermediate JavaScript developers who want to deepen their knowledge of functional programming and explore the Ramda library. Prior experience with JavaScript basics (variables, loops, functions) is required, as the course dives into more advanced concepts such as closures, currying, and composition.