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A comment on Facebook Flux – Application Architecture for Building User Interfaces.

Re:Facebook Flux – Application Architecture for Building Use... by neves on Monday July 28, 2014 @01:09PM (#8098032)
It has a fine explanation of the pattern: http://facebook.github.io/react/docs/flux-overview.html but what isthe reasoning in using this architecture? Or in pattern speak, what are the forces that this pattern is considering? I can't find a clear explanation about which problems is it trying to solve.
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Re:Facebook Flux – Application Architecture for Building Use... by tracker1 on Monday July 28, 2014 @02:16PM (#8098449)
In larger web based applications, tracking down side effects becomes increasingly difficult with patterns that implement two-way data binding (observables) or ad-hoc injection. This also in part takes into account part of why React renders the way it does. With the flux pattern(s) along with React's rendering pipelines, you can have heavy data flows, with minimal side effects and a slightly easier time in terms of tracing the flow of data.
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Re:Facebook Flux – Application Architecture for Building Use... by kaonashi on Monday July 28, 2014 @09:16PM (#8100222)
Encouraging composition and simplifying event flow.
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