Learn how to create an Immutable.Map() through plain Javascript object construction and also via array tuples. console.clear(); // Can be an object var map = Immutable.Map({key: "value"}); console.log(map.get("key")); //"value&quo…
Learn how Immutable.js data structures are different from native iterable Javascript data types and why they provide an excellent foundation on which to build your application's state. Instead of them being mutable, they're always immutable, meaning…
Immutable.js provides several conversion methods to migrate one structure to another. Each Immutable.js class contains a prefixed "to" method like Map.toList(), Map.toSet(), etc. Converting these types sometimes results in a loss of data, as we…
Immer is a tiny library that makes it possible to work with immutable data in JavaScript in a much more straight-forward way by operating on a temporarily draft state and using all the normal JavaScript API's and data structures. The first part of th…
Learn how to query an Immutable.Map() using get, getIn, has, includes, find, first and last. These are powerful operators that make finding data in an object graph pain free. has, includes, contains: //has() var map = Immutable.Map({a: '10'}); consol…
We will now look at five methods that modify an Immutable.Map(). set update delete clear merge //set() var map = Immutable.Map(); var todo = { id: +new Date(), name: "todo1", content: "learning Immutable" } map = map.set(todo.id, todo)…