Transitioning to Flux Architecture | JavaScript for Line of Business Applications | Scoop.it

I’m going to share how we transitioned to Flux and give some insight into why each part of the architecture is valuable. I’ll also show a couple examples similar to real problems we faced here at Kapost. I do assume the reader has some knowledge of React, a rough idea of what Flux is, and doesn’t mind reading a lot of code. If you are unfamiliar with React and Flux, check out the React documentation and the basic introduction to Flux. (Unfortunately the Flux docs are like a shoddy professor—giving a vague lecture and basic example, then running off and expecting you to solve the hard problems with no office hours.) I’ll try to explain the parts in more detail below.