Applying Functional Programming Techniques in Java 8

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Esteban Herrera

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00. Course Overview

00. Course Overview.mp4

01:42

01. Thinking Functionally with Java

00. Introduction.mp4

03:23

01. The Single Responsibility Principle.mp4

02:55

02. No Side Effects.mp4

04:32

03. Referential Transparency.mp4

05:12

04. Pushing Abstraction.mp4

02:22

05. Summary and Whats Ahead.mp4

03:29

02. Building Complex Functionality by Composing Functions

00. Understanding Functions.mp4

02:05

01. Representing Functions in Java.mp4

03:42

02. High-order Functions.mp4

03:37

03. Composing Functions.mp4

06:20

04. Composing Predicates.mp4

02:55

05. Things to Remember.mp4

03:20

03. Creating Reusable Functions with Partial Application and Currying

00. The Problem with Closures and BiFunctions.mp4

02:49

01. Thinking About Functions of Multiple Arguments.mp4

05:02

02. Using Currying in Java.mp4

03:45

03. The Importance of the Order of Arguments.mp4

02:48

04. Things to Remember.mp4

01:52

04. Abstracting Control Structures to Control the Application Flow

00. Abstracting Conditional Structures.mp4

06:09

01. Using Recursion Instead of Loops.mp4

04:48

02. Tail Recursion.mp4

03:44

03. Tail Call Optimization with Trampolines.mp4

05:05

04. The Fold Operation.mp4

03:11

05. Folding Versus Mapping, Reducing, and Collecting.mp4

02:41

06. Memoization.mp4

05:52

07. Things to Remember.mp4

02:49

05. Avoiding Nulls with the Optional Type

00. The Problem with Null.mp4

02:59

01. The Optional Type.mp4

05:44

02. How to Use Javas Optional Type.mp4

04:07

03. Implementing a Lift Method.mp4

03:07

04. Things to Remember.mp4

01:43

06. Handling Errors in a Functional Way

00. Total and Partial Functions.mp4

04:18

01. Railway-oriented Programming.mp4

03:10

02. The Either and Try Types.mp4

02:24

03. Implementing the Result Type.mp4

05:13

04. Using the Result Type.mp4

05:51

05. Things to Remember.mp4

02:51

07. Building Containers for Side Effects

00. Understanding Monads.mp4

04:38

01. Understanding Laziness.mp4

02:47

02. Handling Side Effects in a Functional Way.mp4

03:13

03. Implementing an IO Monad.mp4

05:54

04. Course Summary.mp4

03:55

05. Where to Go from Here.mp4

02:20

Description

Beyond lambda expressions and streams, this course will teach you the concepts and techniques that lie at the foundation of functional programming and how to apply them in Java.

What You'll Learn?

At the core of writing more robust and maintainable code is a thorough knowledge of functional programming. In Applying Functional Programming Techniques in Java, you'll learn how to program in a functional style with Java beyond the use of lambdas and streams. First, you’ll learn why functional programming matters and how it can be used with Java. Next, you’ll explore function composition and partial application to create reusable functions. Finally, you'll discover how to abstract control structures and use types as computational contexts to program in a functional style. When you're finished with this course, you’ll have a foundational knowledge of functional programming that will help you as you move forward to write more robust and easier to maintain Java code.

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Esteban Herrera

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Esteban Herrera has more than twelve years of experience in the software development industry. He has worked in many roles and projects, but mostly architecting and developing enterprise systems with Java and Javascript. Among others, Esteban holds the PMI's Project Manager certification and the Oracle Java EE 6 Enterprise Architect Master Certification. Nowadays, he spends all of his time learning new things, writing articles, teaching programming, and enjoying his kids.

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