> So, how does one become a good, non-spaghetti-code javascript developer for the web? Like everything else: throw a lot of time at it, and have a desire to ma

> So, how does one become a good, non-spaghetti-code javascript developer for the web? Like everything else: throw a lot of time at it, and have a desire to make awesome things. Other than explicit feedback on written code, there is no one thing I could tell you to help you write better JavaScript for web browsers.