Ok, I know a bit about Erlang and think elixir is cool. And for do a professional work, go for it is the right thing. But here the problem of "just do erlang,

Ok, I know a bit about Erlang and think elixir is cool. And for do a professional work, go for it is the right thing. But here the problem of "just do erlang, is better" and where the JS folks are doing BETTER is that they try to show how do things, not just say this or that is better. And look: I read that post, and because I see some functional stuff (map, filters, blah) I get the impression that was a good explain! I know... a lot of JS code around is a terrible hack, and kinda cool/sad/funny how in JS are re-inventing (and a lot of times, poorly) what is better in X.... but as marketing, they are winning. So: Where is something like this that show how build reactive properly? And I mean, build, not just use.. And hopefully in a digestible manner. I read a ton of stuff related to languages (because I wanna do one, for fun) and is like this: http://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/fppatterns/ivorytower.jpg http://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/fppatterns/ivorytower.jpg So I think some examples in how do this well and why are needed. P.D: For example, http://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/fppatterns http://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/fppatterns is probably the best advocacy that I have found about practical functional thinking. Is the reason I have trying F#!