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tommmyy avatar tommmyy commented on August 25, 2024 3

@Restuta

  • ad 1) It was our goal from the start. Use just functions from Ramda to develop our own. I believe that Ramda is all you need for your utilities. And for myself is an extra challenge to learn think functionally.
  • ad 2) I know several teams that use Ramda and Ramda-extension daily. As for myself, I use it for developing large intranet applications built on top of React and Redux.

I think that Ramda can save you a lot of lines of code so I use it. And when there something more general we try to include it here. Sadly lots of libs use either lodash or adjunct that develops a lot of their own code that is not necessary.
In that philosophy, we cooperate with other OS libs.

See:

https://github.com/lundegaard/redux-tools
https://github.com/lundegaard/validarium
https://medium.com/@tyna.kamenicka/why-are-we-not-afraid-to-think-functionally-with-ramda-fb17f733fde8#c898-5ab767b22b17
https://tommmyy.github.io/ramda-react-redux-patterns

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aizerin avatar aizerin commented on August 25, 2024 2

Besides that, it is also fun :) Some functions may be hard to understand and some may be totally unreadable. But the point is that you don't need to understand internals in a declarative way.

We just said to ourselves that it will be fun to write JavaScript library without the "JavaScript" :)

I think that maybe over 90% of functions comes from our production projects. We are aware of some performance impact of our point-free implementation, but it is not a big deal. If someone had concerns about the performance, then for loop will be always faster in javascript.

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tommmyy avatar tommmyy commented on August 25, 2024

Hi, thank you for you question.
Have you read https://github.com/tommmyy/ramda-extension#why-to-choose-ramda-extension-over-other-libraries yet?

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Restuta avatar Restuta commented on August 25, 2024

@tommmyy thank you for the speedy reply. Yes I did read this before posting a comment. I think a few things are still unclear:

  • what is the benefit of having this philosophy of using point-free Ramda functions? I can infer some benefits, but I think it would benefit the community if they come from authors and explicitly stated. It could be very unclear to beginners and frankly somewhat unclear for me as well.
  • given above benefits how do we weight those and make a decision which library to use when on a practical day-to-day level?

Appreciate your help 🤝

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