Which Flux implementation should I use?

[koistya]

Relay by Facebook + examples

redux by Dan Abramov

flux by Facebook + examples

alt by Josh Perez + examples

reflux by Mikael Brassman + examples

flummox (deprecated) by Andrew Clark

fluxible by Yahoo

fluxxor by Brandon Tilley + examples

marty.js by James Hollingworth + examples

fynx by Alan Plum

McFly by Ken Wheeler + example

DeLorean.js by Fatih Kadir Akın + examples

fluxify by Javier Márquez

Comparison: https://github.com/voronianski/flux-comparison

[petermoresi]

https://github.com/fluxury/fluxury

[ryanez]

This is quite simple to use,

https://www.npmjs.com/package/fluxtore

https://github.com/ryanez/fluxtore

[ghost]

What flux? http://github.com/hellyeahllc/exim

[paulmillr]

:smirk_cat:

[vedmant]

I personally use Alt, tried Redx and I didn't like switch statements, constants, too much boilerplate as for me.

[cusspvz]

@koistya could you please fix the typo by replacing depricated with deprecated ?

[Oliboy50]

redux please :)

[vedmant]

Switched to redux finally, it's easier when App grows I need to change and access data from different stores, it's easier when it's all single store.

[Dindaleon]

Here we are using redux, the best of them all: github.com/Dindaleon/hapi-react-starter-kit

[heks]

Does anyone have a fork of this kit with redux implemented?

[ghost]

@heks if not, you should be able to cobble one together using one or more of these: http://habd.as/awesome-react-boilerplates/

[koistya]

I'm going to close this one as it's not a real issue or feature request. But feel free to continue the conversation on this thread. You're also welcome to participate in discussions on Gitter, Appear.in, or StackOverflow.

[rdewolff]

Redux rocks :)

[rstormsf]

mobx? https://github.com/mobxjs/mobx

[ghost]

It's gaining mindshare. Haven't used it myself yet. I'd personally love to explore something a little less clever than Redux. The amount of boilerplate one has to write with Redux, middleware you have to use (i.e. thunk, saga, whathaveyou) can quickly lead to a mind numbing amount of analysis paralysis. That said just pick something and go with it, learn from your mistakes and get better next time. There is and will never be a "correct" answer to this infinite thread.

[rstormsf]

@jhabdas 100% agree. I'm really tired seeing so many new JS things these days. RxJS, NG2.0, ES7, JSPM, WebGL, fluxxxxxxxxZ etc, etc. Besides that, we have to be able to stay productive and GSD.

[xgqfrms-GitHub]

react's family!

react & react-router-dom & redux & react-redux & redux-thunk/redux-saga

[ghost]

Preact FTW! Wait, no. Inferno. Wait... ::thump::

[valera-rozuvan]

Simpler redux alternative - dynamo.Js http://www.medsquared.com.au/blog/simpler-redux-alternative-dynamojs/

[ghost]

Thanks for sharing @valera-rozuvan. I worked with Redux and React for 6 months at the Enterprise level and constantly felt myself wasting time trying to create simple interfaces. ⭐️ added

[langpavel]

Apollo and Redux or Relay modern or everything else in this order. Why? Because of future.

[ghost]

But probably not this Apollo. Or this one.

[valera-rozuvan]

@langpavel Do you mean Apollo from this project https://github.com/apollographql/react-apollo ?

[petermoresi]

I use this one.

https://www.npmjs.com/package/fluxury

[langpavel]

@valera-rozuvan Yeah, this one: https://www.apollographql.com/docs/react/