内容説明
Monads, a famously difficult concept from Haskell, may be the key to building approachable libraries in JavaScript. jQuery, for instance, is probably the most widely-used monad in the world, taking advantage of the monad approach to create readable and chainable code, While building monads requires some extra effort and structure, once they're together, they make JavaScript programming much simpler. This guide walks developers through the many changes in approach demanded by monads, helping them build easily reused JavaScript.
著者について
Zachary Kessin has been working on developing interactive web applications since 1994. In the last few years Zachary's focus has been on building complex applications in the browser with Javascript, browser-based testing with Selenium, functional programming, and code generation.