Rapid Lo-Dash
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Go beyond JavaScript – use Lo-Dash to write fast, maintainable applicationsRapid Lo-Dash is a fast-paced introduction to using functional programming techniques in JavaScript.You will start by setting up your development environment, and get your feet wet using Lo-Dash to work with arrays. Then you'll use Lo-Dash to work with JavaScript Objects and Types. You will then do some exercises to explore object keys and values, and duplicate objects and values. Then you will learn to create collections, extract data from them, and manipulate them. Once you've seen the building blocks of Lo-Dash, you'll use functional programming techniques to write applications that you'll love to maintain. Finally you’ll learn to use chaining and control the flow of your app.By the time you've completed Rapid Lo-Dash, you'll have seen how Lo-Dash can help you write fast and maintainable JavaScript applications for nodeJS or the Web.About the AuthorAdam England is software developer, start-up executive, and public speaker from Kansas City, Missouri. He actively writes and speaks on JavaScript topics, as well as writing applications in Ruby, Python, Java, and PHP. He holds a BS in Computer Science from Truman University, and has developed software for companies ranging from Fortune 500 companies to bootstrapped start-ups. He also helps companies build web and mobile software through his company, Durin Software. When he's not writing web and mobile applications, you'll find him perfecting his pizza dough recipe in the kitchen or learning entry level robotics.
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Use Lo-Dash in your Node.js or Web projects for a smooth coding experience
Stop using loops on to navigate your arrays – start using functions
Organize your JavaScript and stop duplicating code with objects, inheritance, and mixins
Take control of data types and keep your weakly-typed JavaScript safe
Organize your data into collections, and slice-and-dice them using Lo-Dash
Employ MapReduce operations in your JavaScript applications to do advanced data crunching
Tie your functions to the clock to throttle and delay execution whenever you need to
Transform clumsy code into elegant function chains for a maintainable and flexible app
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- Javascript
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- Javascript training
- Inheritance
Course programme
- Understand what a “utility-belt” library is
- Remember the 5 basic types of functions that Lo-Dash provides
- Learn why Lo-Dash is a good alternative to underscore.js
- Install Node.js on your computer
- Download the Lo-Dash library and ‘require’ it into our shell
- Issue JavaScript commands in the REPL tool
- Download the Lo-Dash library or choose a CDN to host Lo-Dash for you
- Add a <script> tag to your HTML page to make Lo-Dash available
- Write JavaScript code to call Lo-Dash functions
- Initialize an array and populate it with data
- Use Lo-Dash's ‘indexOf’ to find specific elements in an array
- Use _.first, _.last, _.initial, and _.rest to get elements from the array
- Remove duplicates from an array of elements using the _.uniq function
- Group array elements using the _.zip function
- Combine two arrays together using the _.intersection and _.union functions
- Understand what a “utility-belt” library is
- Remember the 5 basic types of functions that Lo-Dash provides
- Learn why Lo-Dash is a good alternative to underscore.js
- Install Node.js on your computer
- Download the Lo-Dash library and ‘require’ it into our shell
- Issue JavaScript commands in the REPL tool
- Download the Lo-Dash library or choose a CDN to host Lo-Dash for you
- Add a <script> tag to your HTML page to make Lo-Dash available
- Write JavaScript code to call Lo-Dash functions
- Initialize an array and populate it with data
- Use Lo-Dash's ‘indexOf’ to find specific elements in an array
- Use _.first, _.last, _.initial, and _.rest to get elements from the array
- Remove duplicates from an array of elements using the _.uniq function
- Group array elements using the _.zip function
- Combine two arrays together using the _.intersection and _.union functions
- Understand what a “utility-belt” library is
- Remember the 5 basic types of functions that Lo-Dash provides
- Learn why Lo-Dash is a good alternative to underscore.js
- Understand what a “utility-belt” library is
- Remember the 5 basic types of functions that Lo-Dash provides
- Learn why Lo-Dash is a good alternative to underscore.js
- Understand what a “utility-belt” library is
- Remember the 5 basic types of functions that Lo-Dash provides
- Learn why Lo-Dash is a good alternative to underscore.js
- Understand what a “utility-belt” library is
- Remember the 5 basic types of functions that Lo-Dash provides
- Learn why Lo-Dash is a good alternative to underscore.js
- Understand what a “utility-belt” library is
- Remember the 5 basic types of functions that Lo-Dash provides
- Learn why Lo-Dash is a good alternative to underscore.js
- Understand what a “utility-belt” library is
- Remember the 5 basic types of functions that Lo-Dash provides
- Learn why Lo-Dash is a good alternative to underscore.js
- Install Node.js on your computer
- Download the Lo-Dash library and ‘require’ it into our shell
- Issue JavaScript commands in the REPL tool
- Install Node.js on your computer
- Download the Lo-Dash library and ‘require’ it into our shell
- Issue JavaScript commands in the REPL tool
- Install Node.js on your computer
- Download the Lo-Dash library and ‘require’ it into our shell
- Issue JavaScript commands in the REPL tool
- Install Node.js on your computer
- Download the Lo-Dash library and ‘require’ it into our shell
- Issue JavaScript commands in the REPL tool
- Install Node.js on your computer
- Download the Lo-Dash library and ‘require’ it into our shell
- Issue JavaScript commands in the REPL tool
- Install Node.js on your computer
- Download the Lo-Dash library and ‘require’ it into our shell
- Issue JavaScript commands in the REPL tool
- Download the Lo-Dash library or choose a CDN to host Lo-Dash for you
- Add a <script> tag to your HTML page to make Lo-Dash available
- Write JavaScript code to call Lo-Dash functions
- Download the Lo-Dash library or choose a CDN to host Lo-Dash for you
- Add a <script> tag to your HTML page to make Lo-Dash available
- Write JavaScript code to call Lo-Dash functions
- Download the Lo-Dash library or choose a CDN to host Lo-Dash for you
- Add a <script> tag to your HTML page to make Lo-Dash available
- Write JavaScript code to call Lo-Dash functions
- Download the Lo-Dash library or choose a CDN to host Lo-Dash for you
- Add a <script> tag to your HTML page to make Lo-Dash available
- Write JavaScript code to call Lo-Dash functions
- Download the Lo-Dash library or choose a CDN to host Lo-Dash for you
- Add a <script> tag to your HTML page to make Lo-Dash available
- Write JavaScript code to call Lo-Dash functions
- Download the Lo-Dash library or choose a CDN to host Lo-Dash for you
- Add a <script> tag to your HTML page to make Lo-Dash available
- Write JavaScript code to call Lo-Dash functions
- Initialize an array and populate it with data
- Use Lo-Dash's ‘indexOf’ to find specific elements in an array
- Use _.first, _.last, _.initial, and _.rest to get elements from the array
- Initialize an array and populate it with data
- Use Lo-Dash's ‘indexOf’ to find specific elements in an array
- Use _.first, _.last, _.initial, and _.rest to get elements from the array
- Initialize an array and populate it with data
- Use Lo-Dash's ‘indexOf’ to find specific elements in an array
- Use _.first, _.last, _.initial, and _.rest to get elements from the array
- Initialize an array and populate it with data
- Use Lo-Dash's ‘indexOf’ to find specific elements in an array
- Use _.first, _.last, _.initial, and _.rest to get elements from the array
- Initialize an array and populate it with data
- Use Lo-Dash's ‘indexOf’ to find specific elements in an array
- Use _.first, _.last, _.initial, and _.rest to get elements from the array
- Initialize an array and populate it with data
- Use Lo-Dash's ‘indexOf’ to find specific elements in an array
- Use _.first, _.last, _.initial, and _.rest to get elements from the array
- Remove duplicates from an array of elements using the _.uniq function
- Group array elements using the _.zip function
- Combine two arrays together using the _.intersection and _.union functions
- Remove duplicates from an array of elements using the _.uniq function
- Group array elements using the _.zip function
- Combine two arrays together using the _.intersection and _.union functions
- Remove duplicates from an array of elements using the _.uniq function
- Group array elements using the _.zip function
- Combine two arrays together using the _.intersection and _.union functions
- Remove duplicates from an array of elements using the _.uniq function
- Group array elements using the _.zip function
- Combine two arrays together using the _.intersection and _.union functions
- Remove duplicates from an array of elements using the _.uniq function
- Group array elements using the _.zip function
- Combine two arrays together using the _.intersection and _.union functions
- Remove duplicates from an array of elements using the _.uniq function
- Group array elements using the _.zip function
- Combine two arrays together using the _.intersection and _.union functions
- Re-create our dinosaur data, using an object to show complex data
- Use keys, values, and pairs functions to extract data from an object
- Apply a transformation to an object values using the mapValues function
- Use isString, isNumber, and isArray to detect the data type in a variable
- Use isFunction to provide callback functionality for a function
- Understand the difference between “null” and undefined in JavaScript and Use isNull and isUndefined functions
- Use pick, omit, and assign to selectively copy objects
- Make a shallow clone of an object using _.clone
- Make a deep clone of an object using _.cloneDeep
- Use Javascript prototypes for object inheritance
- Use assign (extend) function to do basic object inheritance
- Use mixin function to add functionality to an object without using inheritance
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