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¡Hola!

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https://github.com/tc39/proposals

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v. NodeConf Ar

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@wmsbill What is this?

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@wmsbill this in the global scope Browser - window Web worker - self NodeJS - module.exports

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@wmsbill this inside a function?

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@wmsbill this inside a function?

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@wmsbill What is this?

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@wmsbill What is this?

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@wmsbill this inside a function Browser - window NodeJS - global object

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@wmsbill this with new operator

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@wmsbill this with new operator

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@wmsbill this with strict mode

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@wmsbill this with strict mode

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@wmsbill Setting this value Function.prototype.call Function.prototype.apply Function.prototype.bind new operator Object member function

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@wmsbill Setting this value

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@wmsbill How to make this predictable? Reasoning the value of this is tricky Function.prototype.bind Arrow function () => {}

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With .bind()

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With Arrow

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@wmsbill Calling a knowing function

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@wmsbill Extracting a method from an object

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@wmsbill Two syntaxes Unary : :context.method() Binary context: :method()

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@wmsbill Unary syntax

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@wmsbill Binary syntax

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@wmsbill Bind operator is good for virtual methods But relies on this to be bound

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@wmsbill Composing without this

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@wmsbill Pipeline operator |> It is a syntax sugar for function composition It creates a way to streamline a chain of functions

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@wmsbill Pipeline operator |>

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@wmsbill Function with more params

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@wmsbill Function with more params

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@wmsbill Awaiting a function

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@wmsbill Awaiting a function

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@wmsbill Awaiting a function

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@wmsbill Awaiting a function

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@wmsbill Awaiting a function

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@wmsbill Smart pipeline

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@wmsbill Smart pipeline Two types bare style and topic style () or [] are disallowed in bare style When () or [] is needed, topic style is used # token is subject to change

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@wmsbill What about curry?

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@wmsbill F# pipeline proposal Extends the minimal proposal with an await step Await step waits for the resolution of the previous step

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@wmsbill F# pipeline proposal

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@wmsbill Partial application f(…) arity = n; partialapp(f(…)) arity = m; m < n

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@wmsbill Partial application in ES Achievable by Function.prototype.bind .bind() binds context and parameters

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@wmsbill What about currying? We can achieve partial application with curry Curry ≠ Partial application Curry returns arity n-1

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@wmsbill Partial application with arrow function

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@wmsbill Partial application proposal Creates two new parameters tokens ? For single argument . . . for multiple parameters (not in the initial spec anymore)

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@wmsbill Partial application syntax

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@wmsbill With arbitrary parameter

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@wmsbill Partial application in template string

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@wmsbill Partial application in template string

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@wmsbill The . . . token Spread the unbound parameters Useful when you want to bound first or last parameter

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@wmsbill The . . . token

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@wmsbill The . . . token

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@wmsbill Partial application + pipeline

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@wmsbill Partial application + pipeline

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@wmsbill Should I use all of it in production? These proposal are in very early stage The adoption of one, may change the syntax/semantics of other Not production ready (yet)

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https://medium.com/@wmsbill https://twitter.com/wmsbill [email protected] https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2018/10/taming-this-javascript-bind- operator/

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¡Gracias!