I've come to like the arrow-function lambda syntax, but that's mostly because it is exactly what C# uses, and I write vastly more lambdas for LINQ and higher-or

I've come to like the arrow-function lambda syntax, but that's mostly because it is exactly what C# uses, and I write vastly more lambdas for LINQ and higher-order functions on the back-end than I do in JS. The only downside is you've got to involve babel to transpile it down to the shitty old browser versions that we need to support, so you go from a simple reload to a webpack or grunt invocation that takes 30 seconds to a couple minutes, depending on how invasive the corporate anti-virus is feeling today.