Flux is quickly becoming the standard architecture for building large-scale applications. It's the topic of my latest book, Flux Architecture, available on Amazon.
When a first started learning Flux, about a year ago, I was confused. I was so used to using frameworks that prescribe the exact way that something should be implemented. It took me a while to realize that Flux is just a set of principles — there is no framework. Well, that's not entirely true, there's plenty of Flux libraries out there now. What I really like is that they're all variations on the same Flux principles. Facebook made the call to release Flux as a set of documentation, a reference implementation for a dispatcher component, and a handful of examples. The rest is up to us to figure out, because we all have our own implementation idiosyncrasies.
What I set out to accomplishing with this book was to help others through the same Flux learning process that I had experienced. The content of the book is my interpretation of Flux, I hope it will prove helpful for a few large-scale JavaScript projects out there.
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