Immutability in JavaScript (without library)
Read OriginalThis article discusses the concept of immutability as a core principle of functional programming in JavaScript. It explains what immutability is, why it's important to avoid unwanted mutations and improve code predictability, and provides practical examples of implementing immutable data patterns using native JavaScript features, without relying on external libraries.
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