Austin JavaScript: Filtering arrays with Higher Order Functions

List manipulation is a foundation of programming, and filtering is one of the pillars. Use cases are widespread, from removing outliers from a dataset to applying filters from user interactions. When a list of criteria gets large, however, the code used for these filters can get unruly. By using and writing higher-order functions, you can write, combine, and manipulate criteria while keeping your JavaScript readable, maintainable, and DRY. Adam Giese @AdamGieseDev on Twitter Adam Giese is a Software Engineer at Under Armour: Connected Fitness. He loves to learn and teach all things web dev. https://adamgiese.github.io/ Adam Giese @AdamGieseDev on Twitter Make sure to thank our gracious hosts Spredfast, and our sponsors Cloudflare for the food and drinks!