Overall Professional experience of around 7+ years in all phases of software development life cycle including requirements analysis, applications design, development, Integration, maintenance, installation, implementation and testing of various client/server, N - tier and web applications.
Want to learn more? Underscore’s website is an excellent resource, and check out Michael Fogus’ Functional JavaScript, which uses Underscore to “to highlight and explain functional programming techniques. It’s easy to see even in these limited examples just how useful Underscore can be, which may explain why it’s used on sites like Reddit, Huffington Post, and LinkedIn, and has been included in Drupal 8 Core.
For each show that does indeed contain an evil genius, we find that character using detect, and then use their name as the value for the appropriate attribute (the show’s title) on our memo object. For each show, we’re first checking if it has a mad scientist using some and our isMadScientist function. Here we’re using reduce again to condense our shows into a single mad-scientist-riddled object. Let's say, for example, that you're doing some work on your Joss Whedon fan site, for which you have some data structured along these lines: var jossWhedon = Simply put, this means that you can drastically transform your arrays, objects, and functions with only a line or three of code, making underscore arguably the single most useful JavaScript library ever written. Underscore.js, as described on their website, is "a utility-belt library for JavaScript that provides a lot of the functional programming support that you would expect in Prototype.js (or Ruby), but without extending any of the built-in JavaScript objects."
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