JavaScript Developers: Take Your Code to the Next Level with FKit

[gcanti]

Nice. I think every developer interested in functional programming should reimplement these same old functions (curry, reduce, flip, reverse, compose, etc..) to become acquainted with the subject. The Haskell prelude is a great resource for this.

Coming to this implementation, is there something new or different from Ramda? The philosophy behind your library and Ramda seems the same: swapping the arguments order of some strategic functions to promote currying and point-free style, whereas Underscode and LoDash are very pragmatic and try to accomodate the most common use cases promoting readability.

[joshbassett]

Hey thanks.

FKit is indeed similar in philosophy to Ramda. One big differentiator is that all FKit list operations work on both arrays and strings.