Udemy - Advanced Functional Programming in Kotlin monads and more!

What you'll learn
Learn the advanced topics of functional programming: monoids, semigroups, monads, and applicatives
Implement your own advanced functional patterns and abstractions in Kotlin.
Create a fully-functional validation library with a pure functional design.
Impress your technical interviewer with unique, professional, and advanced designs!
Requirements
Introductory course "Functional Programming in Kotlin: to monads and beyond!"
Description
In recent years, all the new programming languages that have emerged include more or less prominent functional features. We all start by using a filter, then a map, flatMap, reduce... at first, it seems easy!Then we try to learn concepts like monad, functor, monoid, applicative... we read a tutorial here, a blog post there... and after all, we think "I'm never going to understand this."And I have to tell you-it's not that hard, you're just using the wrong approach: to understand what a monad is, you have to create your own monad. Then a second one, a third... and voilà, you understand what you're doing, even if no one has actually explained it to you.In this course, you're going to do exactly that: understand the concepts of functional programming in a 100% practical way, with exercises in Kotlin. That way, you'll immerse yourself in it, internalize it, and by the end of the day, you'll know what a monad is (and a functor, a monoid, an applicative...) even if you're not quite sure how you ended up learning it.This course is focused is the most obscure part of the functional programming: the functional abstractions, or as we call them: functional patterns.MonoidSemi-groupMonadApplicativeDon't hesitate-functional programming is one of the few disciplines that will truly change the way you think, and that will make you a much more valuable programmer than someone who only knows the latest trendy framework.IMPORTANT: this course is the advanced part of the course "Functional Programming in Kotlin: to monads and beyond!"
Who this course is for
Kotlin developers with basic knowledge of functional programming
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