I am learning reactive programming and functional reactive programming in JavaScript. I am very confused. Wikipedia says that there are various ways to write reactive code such as imperative, OORP...

I'm building an audio playback control that lets users scrub back and forth through an audio file. It needs to work with touch and mouse events. How should I go about managing the events for this w...

I have a form, which has many image urls - the back-end persists url strings and the images are uploaded directly to S3. I'd like to use Bacon.js streams to handle disabling/enabling the form's sub...

After learning about Observables, I find them quite similar to Node.js streams. Both have a mechanism of notifying the consumer whenever new data arrives, an error occurs or there is no more data (...

I've read about FRP and was very excited. It looks great, so you can write more high-level code, and everything is more composable, and etc. Then I've tried to rewrite my own little game with a fe...

Suppose I have two possibly infinite streams: s1 = a..b..c..d..e... s2 = 1.2.3.4.5.6.7... I want to merge the streams and then map merged stream with slowish asynchronous operation (e.g. in Baco...

In JavaScript the observer pattern is used quite often. There is one tricky thing with it and that's the references the subject keeps of the observers. They require cleanup. For regular application...

I'm going through the bacon.js slide at: http://raimohanska.github.io/bacon.js-slides/1.html In the 1st line of the 2nd block, it says: function always(value) { return function(_) { return value ...

I've been hearing a lot about functional reactive programming, and decided to check out what the big deal is. Going through the bacon.js documentation, it seems that the main difference is that ins...