I'm glad he made the correct distinction between partial application and currying. The article is worth it for his helpful explanation of the two alone.
Though, it's slightly off on the initial presentation of currying. Currying is the act of transforming a function that takes multiple arguments into a function that returns a function that takes n-1 arguments, and so on, not an "incremental binding of function arguments".
Though, it's slightly off on the initial presentation of currying. Currying is the act of transforming a function that takes multiple arguments into a function that returns a function that takes n-1 arguments, and so on, not an "incremental binding of function arguments".