What are "Pure Functions" and "Side Effects"?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2021
- You might've heard about "pure functions". Maybe also about "side effects" or "impure functions". There is no wrong or right here - you will need all these things in most applications, but it is crucial to understand what these terms actually means and what you should watch out for.
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Hey Max, absolutely a fan of your teaching. Your simplistic teaching style and balanced approach to theory/practical stuff keeps me engaged in all your videos. Do you have a Patreon account or something, I want to support you in this amazing endeavor of yours!
Very helpful, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for these clarifications.
Gracias por la explicacion me ha servido mucho
What are side effects? Max comes right along and explains like the awesome teacher he is. Appreciate you my friend. See you soon!
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awesome to meet u again max...
You are a great teacher.
As always, Maximilian's videos deliver the max. Thank you Maximilian !!
I have one doubt: Can we say that all web APIs which our JS code uses are side effects?
Hello Max! Could you make a video on Controlled vs Uncontrolled components in React? Thanks for considering 😊
I Can still remember those times when you brought a console.log in production the Internet Explo(d)-(r)er died. And when you opened the console to check, everything was fine xD
Thank you!
Very likely the best explanation on YoutTube!
Wow, thanks!
I like this short 5 or 10 minute videos. You can watch it at any time (Y)
I have a question: What is your process of leaning new technology? How do you go about it? Thanks. Your tutorials on Udemy are the best by the way :)
In case someone wants to understand how one can implement functional programming better in TS. There is this book: "Hands-On Functional Programming with TypeScript" by Remo H. Jansen. Its a good start, but there is a few mistakes in it.
Thought I mention it since this is a topic from functional programming.
thanks jonny
Super teaching
Thank u man ur udemy course on React is extraordinary explaination
Hello Max,
In your example with console.log you state it's unpure because is changes the screen. Wouldn't that mean you cannot make a pure React component? These update the screen also.
great explanation, 1 thing missing is why should we even care if a function is pure or not, where is it useful?
Absolutely!!!
Hey guys, I had a question for react application. While switching tabs on a react application, I see this error on network tab, which says failed to load response data, no data found for resource with given identifier. The requests that fail have the exact same URL and payload. How do I resolve this? Any ideas will me much appreciated.
Sir In Angular Course which extension you used?
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0:52 how Bout dependency injection?
@Academin Plz make 1 video on which is better UI framework for React Js :
Material UI vs Reactstrap vs React-bootstrap vs Antd ?
tailwind css
@@voldemort576 100% disagree
@@someone11233 why
@@voldemort576 Because it has nothing which Material UI offers
My problem with these explanations is that people always use innocuous side effects that don't really illustrate the dangers well at all. Or they use super implausible examples like making http requests in an add function
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please up your audio level
Hey Max!
Do you have any plans on making IOS development course?
I think it would be super popular with your students)
Like this comment,and i hope Max will answer)
Should let be used? const is for constants- nit picking. I am starting to like the channel.
Side effects are what we sell
Pls translate nrml tamil
You didn't explain why unexpected things are never great. I guess you're speaking the ability for a future developer to understand your code without reading it too closely?
First