You've finally reached the chapter where everything gets put into practice, or almost everything, mind you. In this chapter, I'm going to take into account everything covered so far, that means: functional programming, reactive programming, Node.js (obviously!) and the examples provided by the libraries that already exist and with that, I'm going to write the first version of a new FRP library for Node.
The point of this chapter is not to improve over the currently published modules that I just went over. Instead, it's purpose is to provide an inside view of ...
