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Re:React JS Best Practices by krat0sprakhar on Saturday May 09, 2015 @09:48AM (#9516364)
For the past one month, I've been working on an app in Reflux. If the benefits are significant, I'd surely look at switching to Flummox. Care to point out how the switch has been useful to you?

Thanks!

Re:React JS Best Practices by cnp on Sunday May 10, 2015 @04:05PM (#9521126)
I like very much that the API is more "standard" (reflux, imo, has some strange patterns) -- also, due to the ability to instantiate every aspect of the pipeline, you get isomorphism for free, and testing is much, much simpler.

Also, can't hurt that the library was designed and implemented in ES6, which is what I've begun moving our architecture towards!