I appreciate you providing these articles. It was and is never my intention to provide misinformation on these or any other topics in my writing. I will look these over and make appropriate changes.
I know that you didn't make this intentional, you simply didn't know. Sorry if my first comment look like hate comment or something, my intention was to make the article better and if you would learn something in a process it would be even better. I know that this was probably lot of work to create such long article, I know because I've written few articles like that myself. I suggest taking a time and research a little bit more. If you would got Wikipedia article about higher order function, you will notice that this is not what you though, what those functions are and that you need to learn more before you write about it. Consider my first comment as Code Review or Peer Review if you will, if you don't know what CR is you can read about this on Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_review
I have participated in many code reviews before and am always open to any critiques that are offered in a constructive manner. I have removed the Higher Order Function/Function Composition section completely and will add it back in once I have had the time to go over the material more.
I haven't seen your high order examples, because you've removed, but what Jakub T. Jankiewicz describes here is correct. I'm using Javascript for the Lambda Calculus. So the programming with pure functions and that only works with high-order functions. My GitBook about that (it's in German): mattwolf-corporation.gitbook.io/ip...
I really recommend every JavaScript developer to read the articles of Erick Elliot, as Jakub T. Jankiewicz points out in the post above. The book is also very groundbreaking.
But a very another inspiring source is also Glebec ( github.com/glebec/lambda-talk )
I really really recommend to watch this:
Fundamentals of Lambda Calculus & Functional Programming in JavaScript: youtu.be/3VQ382QG-y4
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I appreciate you providing these articles. It was and is never my intention to provide misinformation on these or any other topics in my writing. I will look these over and make appropriate changes.
I know that you didn't make this intentional, you simply didn't know. Sorry if my first comment look like hate comment or something, my intention was to make the article better and if you would learn something in a process it would be even better. I know that this was probably lot of work to create such long article, I know because I've written few articles like that myself. I suggest taking a time and research a little bit more. If you would got Wikipedia article about higher order function, you will notice that this is not what you though, what those functions are and that you need to learn more before you write about it. Consider my first comment as Code Review or Peer Review if you will, if you don't know what CR is you can read about this on Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_review
I have participated in many code reviews before and am always open to any critiques that are offered in a constructive manner. I have removed the Higher Order Function/Function Composition section completely and will add it back in once I have had the time to go over the material more.
I haven't seen your high order examples, because you've removed, but what Jakub T. Jankiewicz describes here is correct. I'm using Javascript for the Lambda Calculus. So the programming with pure functions and that only works with high-order functions. My GitBook about that (it's in German):
mattwolf-corporation.gitbook.io/ip...
I really recommend every JavaScript developer to read the articles of Erick Elliot, as Jakub T. Jankiewicz points out in the post above. The book is also very groundbreaking.
But a very another inspiring source is also Glebec ( github.com/glebec/lambda-talk )
I really really recommend to watch this:
Fundamentals of Lambda Calculus & Functional Programming in JavaScript:
youtu.be/3VQ382QG-y4