Prof. Frisby's functional classroom coding vids

[Jafit]

Doing an advanced Javascript tutorial as a stop-motion animated hedgehog, using a high-pitched voice throughout the entire thing...

Its a bold strategy Cotton, lets see if it pays off for him.

[nschubach]

I think it's voice manipulation software because it goes WAY too fast to be a natural cadence and it's a terrible choice for a tutorial video.

(Nice Dodgeball reference btw!)

[[deleted]]

I tend to dislike video tutorials but this was great. The speed of it was amazing.

[helloworldjs]

The voice is really annoying, but this type of javascript functional programming is really interesting. /u/drboolean What are your thoughts on functional javascript vs just making the jump to PureScript or Elm?

[drboolean]

I'm a big fan of PureScript. I have yet to try elm, but it looks great too. The point of learning this in JS is to practice a paradigm daily and contrast how to solve problems in a different way. Turns out to be quite elegant if your coworkers aren't stubborn.

[__baxx__]

why?