What I like about Ramda functions for objects is that they act like an interface to your objects. The object structure can change in the future but your code doesn't care, still uses the same interface.
Hmm... I did not think about them this way, but it makes sense. :) Thanks.
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What I like about Ramda functions for objects is that they act like an interface to your objects. The object structure can change in the future but your code doesn't care, still uses the same interface.
Hmm... I did not think about them this way, but it makes sense. :) Thanks.