Part 2

[LayZeeDK]

Discussing and coordinating Part 2 efforts.

[LayZeeDK]

Contributors

@aboudard is actively looking into this part 🙇‍♂️

[LayZeeDK]

@mainawycliffe is joining this effort 🙌

[aboudard]

Part 1 : Declarative and Imperative Programming

Solution 2 is a little more interesting. x is an array, so we know that this code is synchronous.

Maybe we refer to the Array map() presentation : no element added to the array after the call will be processed.

Another thing to note about Solution 2 is that it is composable, meaning we could chain or pipe a sequence of operations together.

Maybe can you start saying that map() does return a new Array, and introduce like that the idea of chaining / being composable.

[aboudard]

Part 2 : Reactive programming

Yes, I think this needs some content, I would go with examples on how Javascript has in itself native asynchronous streams of values, and how indeed combine them to reach a specific functional goal cam quickly lead to callback hell.

I'll start writing some content / simple code.

[LayZeeDK]

@aboudard
It seems that more content was planned. See the outline and the Part 2 table of contents.

[aboudard]

Ah ok, I didn't see this.
So, we follow the outline ?

[LayZeeDK]

Unless you have a better idea 🙂 It's not a requirement though.

[mainawycliffe]

I was thinking of working on some sections on these parts, not sure where @aboudard is at with it - specifically the reactive programming section.

[LayZeeDK]

@mainawycliffe
Try reaching out in the Discord server to coordinate 🙂