Message from JavaScript discussions

July 2017

— Because people who are developing apps will be surprised if some random piece clutters their localStorage

—

People don't read docs of every piece of code they include, so the code they include shouldn't get in their way

— Nice, data logistics company is sending me some JS test cases as a test tomorrow

— I guess my goal is to make the test cases pass by debugging the code

— Thanks

— My docs are especially big for what it is, too

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const compose = (...funcs) => x =>
  funcs.reduce((x, f) => f(x), x);

— What do you think of this snippet?

— It's a... function in a function in a function

— How does that work?

—

const upperCaseName = compose(
  getName,
  x => x.toUpperCase()
);

upperCaseName(person);

— I don't understand how the second arrow function gets invoked