Maxence Poutord • 3/28/2017

Chaining Javascript filters recursively

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This article presents a solution for applying an unknown number of filters to a JavaScript collection. It compares an imperative loop-based approach with a recursive, functional programming method, using a dataset of fictional heroes as an example. It also warns against extending native prototypes and briefly introduces the author, a software engineer.

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