Why my functions are usually curried
Most functions I write are curried. Some people are put off by its unfamiliarity, while others love it. Are you scared? Let's unmask the spooky ghost and see it for what it is, scooby-doo style.
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Best Practices
A collection of 8 issues
On the ordering of function arguments
A lot of people think I nitpick when I talk about the order of arguments in a function. Let's try to put an end to that!
Using TypeScript to write compile-time-safe enumeration type handlers
Well written types enforce compile-time guarantees in your code that needs no tests to guarantee functional correctness. At the very least…
4 simple things that will help you handle enumeration types better in a rapidly evolving…
Enums are compile-time constants. They don’t respond well to change — they weren’t meant to. I have a few recommendations to make it…
What you risk when using Number() to parse an integer from a string in TypeScript
Using Number constructor function to parse a number from an input in TypeScript entails a couple of risks. It’s better to be aware of them.
Expanding upon the Single Responsibility Principle (Part 2)
The Single Responsibility Principle, sometimes referred to as SRP, is the first of the five SOLID principles. In our last post we…
Expanding upon the Single Responsibility Principle (Part 1)
Almost every techie I come across who has worked with writing object oriented code, seems to be proud that they write SOLID code. Not…
Stop breaking your head — Refactor your cycle (app) into replaceable, reusable spare parts now
In a previous post, we were introduced to the Recall app that was built with Cycle.js. A couple of people were interested to know how to…