JavaScript: How we improved readability of our functional code

One of the most important rules for writing a deterministic, easy-to-debug code is avoiding side effects. The obvious choice if we want to meet this assumption is to use the functional paradigm. This, however, poseses a risk of poor code readability. Read more

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