i'll say on any post here that's even slightly related: learning functional reactive programming (in my case via Bacon.js) improved my code, and my thinking abo

i'll say on any post here that's even slightly related: learning functional reactive programming (in my case via Bacon.js) improved my code, and my thinking about code, by orders of magnitude. Now, the only bugs are related to me not fully understanding/encoding the business logic and i can make complicated changes with extreme confidence, and as you can see i'm eager to tell people about it.