A real-world use case of currying in JavaScript: jqMath [1] from mathscribe.com, a lightweight alternative to jsMath (which is succeeded by MathJax). jqMath utilizes its own jsCurry library [2], and both are released under MIT license.

[1]:

http://www.mathscribe.com/author/jqmath.html

http://www.mathscribe.com/mathscribe/jqmath-0.4.3.js

[2]:

http://www.mathscribe.com/mathscribe/jscurry-0.4.0.js

http://www.mathscribe.com/mathscribe/jscurry-documentation.t...