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more-functional-javascript

playground-2wruw1et

Tech.io playground

playground-ccqgaqn5

Tech.io playground

rc_monads

Encapsulation of dynamic state in recursive closures. M(x) returns a function that operates on functions that operate on x. rc_monads can be objects in categories if the functions on which they operate are morphisms in some category, such as addition in the category of positive integers.

react-mixin

mixins in react with es6 style classes

react-mobservable-boilerplate

Clone of react-mobservable-boilerplate confirming the effectiveness of mobservable in React applications.

react-repl

An in-browser customizable JS REPL built with React, Babel, and Ace

reactive-buttons

reactive-monads

Code for a former NPM package which was removed pending revision.

recursive-javascript-closures

Using recursive closures, a/k/a "monads", to (1) facilitate function composition; (2) insulate function composition; (3) extend the usefulness of Promises; {4) organize applications.

schalk.net

score

Interactive real time node.js game without cookies or a database.

score2

A real time, multi-player game resting on wai-websockets.

score3

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site5

useful-recursive-closures-in-javascript

Recursive functions returned by the simple M(x) function (no restrictions on what x can be) form closures with M that facilitate elegant function composition, sequestering state transformations inside the closure's scope, and more. A demonstration features a solitaire version of the simulated four-dice game of Score controlled inside the closure "m2 = M(x)", where x = [ [], [], [], [], [], [], [],[] ].

vercel_1

websockets-monads

Follow-up to fun-with-monads, http:schalk.net:4001

websockets-monads-part2

websockets-react

A multi-player math game using Facebook's React with Wai Websockets.

xstream

An extremely intuitive, small, and fast functional reactive stream library for JavaScript