My company recently started using ramda. I don't know much about Haskell, but Ramda basically seems to bring all the functions from Haskell over, and encourages a functional approach to programming. It took me 2 days to really wrap my head around it, but I'm glad I did; it is sooooo cool. It'll beat you down the first few days you use it if you've never programmed functionally, and unfortunately there's not as many examples to follow when you Google stuff for it, but the docs are great and the community looks very helpful.
After I got the hang of it... I'm having so much fun.
My company recently started using ramda. I don't know much about Haskell, but Ramda basically seems to bring all the functions from Haskell over, and encourages a functional approach to programming. It took me 2 days to really wrap my head around it, but I'm glad I did; it is sooooo cool. It'll beat you down the first few days you use it if you've never programmed functionally, and unfortunately there's not as many examples to follow when you Google stuff for it, but the docs are great and the community looks very helpful.
After I got the hang of it... I'm having so much fun.
Yeah, I've used ramda and I like it.