Ramda JS Tutorial - Part 40 (filter) 

It sucks that the series stopped here but thanks so much for this series. Whenever I try to look up videos about functional programming it's mostly filled with presentations and such but I prefer hands-on approach more than that because I learn faster by doing not watching. Especially when it comes to Ramda. I don't even know how to read the function parameters in docs descriptions but at least I know what many of the functions do now..

Christopher! We are still waiting for new episodes.........

I'm about to watch the last video of this playlist, and I am a bit sad that it ended. I learned so much from this series, and I can't thank you enough for all the time you put into it. I just want to throw this out there - How cool would it be to come back to this series after 5+ years?

This has been a seriously excellent series of videos Christopher! Thank you so much for taking the time and care to explain this library for the rest of us, you've got a great ability to teach. 🙇‍♂️ 🙇‍♂️ 🙇‍♂️

Hey man, very great series. Make it greater by mapping your vim buffer to node, so not leaving the vim every time :map r :w !/usr/bin/env node or you can read it back to your buffer :map t :r !node % for anyone uses vim, you do not have to save file. just press 'r' and the is sent to "node" and the output is seen below buffer.

Thank you so so much for this Ramda series!!! I'm loving my journey in the world of functional programming and you are helping so much!!!

I can't believe your devotion to this utility library. amazing effort. you are awesome.

Congratulations for this videos. Is Very good!

You helped alot with this series, thanks Christopher! Keep your good work man :)

This series was incredible. Thank you so much. Is there any chance of resuming from 'F'? Or a re-do of the series with fp-ts?

Could you make videos on ramda-fantasy, or fantasy-land?

waiting for 41+ now...

Your videos always inspire. can u please also make a video on 'Path'

What exactly are the fantasy land specifications? Will you please do a video on them?!?

Extremely good content! But, I think the alphabetical order should have been replaced with complexity order.

What a great series. Too bad you only got as far as F.