I still find the odd use case. It's handy now that you can import individual functions so you aren't adding bloat to your bunder. Here's what a quick grep tells me is in my current project:
throttle
inrange
flatten
isempty
omit
As far as functional and class patterns go, here's my take: JavaScript is not a functional language. JavaScript is not an object-oriented language. JavaScript is its own weird thing. Trying to make JavaScript do a Haskell or C# impersonation is only going to leave you with code that more complex and harder to maintain than it needs to me.
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I still find the odd use case. It's handy now that you can import individual functions so you aren't adding bloat to your bunder. Here's what a quick grep tells me is in my current project:
throttleinrangeflattenisemptyomitAs far as functional and class patterns go, here's my take: JavaScript is not a functional language. JavaScript is not an object-oriented language. JavaScript is its own weird thing. Trying to make JavaScript do a Haskell or C# impersonation is only going to leave you with code that more complex and harder to maintain than it needs to me.