Functional JavaScript
Introducing Functional Programming, with Underscore.js
by Michael Fogus
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appears in Javascript, Programming, and Technology.
While some web developers dismiss JavaScript as a flawed language, this succinct book shows you how to make the best of it by practicing a functional style of JavaScript Programming,.Written by Michael Fogus?a core contributor to Clojure and ClojureScript, and author of The Joy of Clojure (Manning)?this book is packed with not only the how of functi...
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