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transducers are basically the combination of transform + reduce you mainly use them on streams, like with rxjs for example, because you don't need intermediate storage but you transduce data on the fly
This is an excellent explanation of a complicated subject. It is a shame the link to the Medium article is no longer valid. Also, The map function used does not really contribute anything; even numbers of 1..10 is the same a those between 2..11, but the explanation is sound and worthwhile. Thanks.
actually, FP is so easy to grasp, it is sexier and easier than PP, or OO, anyone with middle school math basics, can grasp FP. I mean when you understand what f(x)=y means, that's it. programmatically the basic is the same. actually the confusion come to computer science students first when they learn about memory and assignation which is different than = in math. the problem with FP in Haskell for example, is syntactic sugar, the additions that make it sexy at first, but not really later.
I need help with designing a process control system. With rtds, pH probes, O2 analyzers, and D-P, pH Temp transmitter, AB. PLC, devicenet network interface. Can u suggest a good start in finding this information. I'm not installing just want to get as familiar with the process as possible thanks
I like how you broke down the subject and the pace you explained it.
Finally an understandable explanation of transducers! Thanks a lot!
You're welcome!
Dude. Great channel. Subbed. Thanks.
Brain is burning but awesome as usual! Many thanks
Thanks! No problem :)
Too bad that RUclips doesn't let me give you more than 1 like! You just helped me a lot to improve my functional programming skills in Javascript!
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@Gunnar Vance yup, been using InstaFlixxer for since november myself :D
Beautifully explained! Thank you
Thank you so much for this excellent explanation!
transducers are basically the combination of transform + reduce
you mainly use them on streams, like with rxjs for example, because you don't need intermediate storage but you transduce data on the fly
This is an excellent explanation of a complicated subject. It is a shame the link to the Medium article is no longer valid. Also, The map function used does not really contribute anything; even numbers of 1..10 is the same a those between 2..11, but the explanation is sound and worthwhile. Thanks.
haha That's a great point. Thanks to your comment, I'll use something other than add1 as the transformation function in future examples like this :)
I'm curious: Why is 'excludeAll' not just 'x => false' instead of 'x => isEven(x) && isOdd(x)' ?
Really wish you had used either => declarations or function declarations, but not a mix of the two.
actually, FP is so easy to grasp, it is sexier and easier than PP, or OO, anyone with middle school math basics, can grasp FP. I mean when you understand what f(x)=y means, that's it. programmatically the basic is the same. actually the confusion come to computer science students first when they learn about memory and assignation which is different than = in math. the problem with FP in Haskell for example, is syntactic sugar, the additions that make it sexy at first, but not really later.
I need help with designing a process control system. With rtds, pH probes, O2 analyzers, and D-P, pH Temp transmitter, AB. PLC, devicenet network interface. Can u suggest a good start in finding this information. I'm not installing just want to get as familiar with the process as possible thanks
This question is so above my pay grade that I don't even know if it's related to programming...