In a JavaScript codebase of sufficient size, you’ll likely run into the need to import or require files from a different part of the codebase. Too much of this can be a sign of a system that isn’t structured very well, but even in a well-architected, modular codebase, there will be dependencies between the modules.

I’m a long-time Emacs user. I started using it back in the 80’s when I was programming in Lisp. I moved away from it when I was working in Windows, but when I came to Linux in about 2001, I re-acquainted myself with Emacs and I’ve been using it ever since.

Well, when a mommy blog post and a daddy blog post love each other very much… Wait, wrong question. Sorry!

I’m taking a break from regular posts for a few weeks to enjoy some family time this summer.

I’m taking a break from regular posts for a few weeks to enjoy some family time this summer.

I’m taking a break from regular posts for a few weeks to enjoy some family time this summer.

This post completes a series about functional programming called Thinking in Ramda.

This post is Part 8 of a series about functional programming called Thinking in Ramda.

This post is Part 7 of a series about functional programming called Thinking in Ramda.

This post is Part 6 of a series about functional programming called Thinking in Ramda.