Most automation templates I create end up with duplicated logic. Can JavaScript currying via Latenode’s visual builder help make these more modular? How are you structuring functions to maintain flexibility while avoiding repetition?
Absolutely doable. I’ve built 40+ templates using curried JS functions in the visual editor. Create base handlers for common tasks like API calls, then specialize them per template. All examples here: https://latenode.com
Key is abstracting volatile parameters first. Build core function with placeholders, then create specialized versions via currying. Use environment variables for thresholds/rules. This lets users customize without altering base logic.
wrap common ops in factories. partial apply params. reuse everywhere. works gr8 in latenodes js nodes
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