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Transducers Explained | JavaScript

NWCalvank

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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An explanation of transducers in JavaScript, demonstrating how to compose map, filter, and reduce operations efficiently.

Thanks for watching! If you enjoyed this video, subscribe to see more like it. Ask any questions in the comments below, and I will do my best to answer them. What do you think of transducers? Was this video too long? Did my use of semicolons disturb you? Let me know! Get the code: gist.github.com/NWCalvank/ec77b0c124f1048304cd8a08716a402f Map: youtu.be/d-eOsNJ549Q Filter: youtu.be/y4sFlOXfIeU Predicates: youtu.be/zP6X8QVcHWE Reduce: youtu.be/7tAueErVUQU Composition: youtu.be/mth5WpEc4Qs Rich Hickey Transducers (talk): youtu.be/6mTbuzafcII Rich Hickey Inside Transducers (talk): youtu.be/4KqUvG8HPYo Transducers article with visualization: medium.com/@roman01la/understanding-transducers-in-javascrip…

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What people say. Recommended as a good resource for learning functional programming concepts in JavaScript.

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What are some good FP YouTube channels? I'll share some of mine: Graham Hutton has some good lecture series that he uploaded to Youtube - Functional Programming in Haskell - Advanced Functional Programming in Haskell I really liked the old videos on FunFunFunction. I'd recommend watching his videos from oldest to newest - He has a good noob friendly playlist Functional Programming in JavaScript NWCalvank has some good videos - I liked his Monad Mini-Series playlist - He also has a good video on transducers in JavaScript - FunFunFunction also has a link to this video on transducers