Chapter 12. Leveraging Flux Libraries
Flux, first and foremost, is a set of architectural guidelines, specified as patterns for us to follow. While this affords the ultimate flexibility, it can be paralyzing sometimes, when it comes to deciding how to implement a given Flux component. Thankfully, there are some really good Flux libraries out there that provide opinionated implementations of Flux components, which remove the need for a lot of the boilerplate code we would have to write. The idea of this chapter is to look at two of these libraries, to show just how different Flux implementations can be. The goal isn't compliance, but rather a solid architecture that helps our application get the job done.
Implementing core Flux components
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