This book shows JavaScript developers how to build highly dependable JavaScript projects using the Immutable.js framework.
About This Book
Master the Immutable.js JavaScript framework
Build predictable and dependable applications using immutability
Control how data flows through your application
Control the effects of data flow in your user interface using Node.js
Who This Book Is For
This book is for JavaScript developers, from intermediate level and beyond, who need to create dependable JavaScript projects, using the Immutable.js JavaScript framework.
What You Will Learn
Learn how Immutable.js can improve the dependability of your JavaScript code
Discover how to create Immutable data, and work with persistent changes
See how to combine and filter collections, and find items
Learn how to work with sequences and side effects
Sort collections, maps, and sets
Get to know tricks to avoid processing chains
Compare and move between lists, sets, and maps
Work with Immutable patterns and Immutable architecture
In Detail
Immutable.js is a JavaScript library that will improve the robustness and dependability of your larger JavaScript projects. All aspects of the Immutable.js framework are covered in this book, and common JavaScript situations are examined in a hands-on way so that you gain practical experience using Immutable.js that you can apply across your own JavaScript projects.
The key to building robust JavaScript applications using immutability is to control how data flows through your application, and how the side-effects of these flows are managed. Many problems that are difficult to pinpoint in large codebases stem from data that's been mutated where it shouldn't have been. With immutable data, you rule out an entire class of bugs.
Mastering Immutable.js takes a practical, hands-on approach throughout, and shows you the ins and outs of the Immutable.js framework so that you can confidently build successful and dependable JavaScript projects.
Style and Approach
Adam Boduch covers all the key concepts and benefits of immutability, and then presents you with hands-on practical experience on implementing immutability in your JavaScript projects.
