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February 14, 2017

Fundamentals of Functional Programming (email lessons)

Filed under: Functional Programming,Programming — Patrick Durusau @ 7:41 pm

Learn the fundamentals of functional programming — for free, in your inbox by Preethi Kasireddy.

From the post:

If you’re a software developer, you’ve probably noticed a growing trend: software applications keep getting more complicated.

It falls on our shoulders as developers to build, test, maintain, and scale these complex systems. To do so, we have to create well-structured code that is easy to understand, write, debug, reuse, and maintain.

But actually writing programs like this requires much more than just practice and patience.

In my upcoming course, Learning Functional JavaScript the Right Way, I’ll teach you how to use functional programming to create well-structured code.

But before jumping into that course (and I hope you will!), there’s an important prerequisite: building a strong foundation in the underlying principles of functional programming.

So I’ve created a new free email course that will take you on a fun and exploratory journey into understanding some of these core principles.

Let’s take a look at what the email course will cover, so you can decide how it fits into your programming education.
…(emphasis in original)

I haven’t taken an email oriented course in quite some time so interested to see how this contrasts with video lectures, etc.

Enjoy!

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